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Koans won't run if there's a dot in the file path #47
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Oh boy, no shortage of surprises from variations in filesystem's :) I'll check this out tonight |
Hey, @matyb. I fixed this in my fork last summer: JoyOfCodingPDX@4a8c469 (JoyOfCodingPDX#8) Let me know if you'd like me to submit a pull request. |
Ah yeah I see what you did... Looks like one of those mistakes I make when I'm short on sleep :) |
A PR would be cool so you can be attributed with the fix |
Will do. On Wed, Mar 4, 2015 at 7:28 PM, Mat Bentley notifications@github.com
David Whitlock |
…e a file's suffix.
Thanks for the fix David. I've got it built and it tests cleanly. sckling - chime in if this didn't fix it for you. |
It works now! Thanks guys for the quick fix! On Wed, Mar 4, 2015 at 9:53 PM, Mat Bentley notifications@github.com
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Excellent. Glad I could help out. |
From a mac, I'm trying to run the koans from my /Users/firstname.lastname/Project/java-koans/koans directory. Because of the dot in the file path (firstname.lastname) I get the following error:
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