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Support for case sensitivity settings #533
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Yes, it seems we could add support for case insensitive paths.
I'm not sure if |
I might be missing something, but:
The OSs act the opposite way around from your list: Windows is case insensitive, while UNIX is case sensitive.
For now I agree with that - I think I think in this case actually the OS side should be ignored, since the reason why Because of that, I think you could make a case for saying something like having the current behavior being the "default", and then implementing a |
On an aside: I think That way you'd be less surprised - i.e if we had |
Yes, I was wrong about Windows, but still, macOS is case-insensitive 😃
Yes, Implementing it just as a configuration option would be enough 👍 |
Interesting, that is very useful to know given that most of our devs at work are on macs while our servers are Ubuntu 😄 😬 |
Is it something that I could expect to be implemented by one of the maintainers, or you would like to get a PR from me? 😃 |
@piotr-oles PR from you :) |
Defaults to 'true'. If 'false', handle file names case insensitive. Preserve original file names. Fixes: streamich#533
Turns out this is not that hard to implement. I opened #632 to make case sensitivity configurable. |
Hi!
As you probably know, there are 2 options for case sensitivity:
I checked how
memfs
behave and it seems that it uses case sensitive approach:It would be nice if:
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