fix(windows): resource_dir() return \\\?\\ prefix symbols #10093
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due to rust feature on windows rust-lang/rust#99931 use dunce::canonicalize() to get proper name
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This is the default behavior of Rust, and since this API is used in Rust, I think it should stay as is and if users want to remove the UNC prefix, they should use |
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Can we have a second function to get resource dir with UNC prefix? |
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handle.path().resource_dir()gives unexpected folder started with "\\?\" due to current behavior of std::env::current_exe() described in rust-lang/rust#99931This does not allow the use of the folder in scripts or other programs called in Tauri application.