Fix spec compilation on Windows #2533
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JoshMock
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@JoshMock Yes, that fixes the undefined namespace issue 🙂 |
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ts-morphprovides us with a normalized path that always uses/as the path separator (even on Windows). In this PR I replace some occurences ofsepwith just/in that context.Besides that, on Windows, multi-line strings are emitted with CRLF (
/r/n) instead of just LF (/n). I use some uglyreplacecalls to fix this. A better solution would probably be the usage of.gitattributesto make sure.tsfiles are always committed and checked out in LF style. But I'm not sure if that would cause any side-effects.TODO: Order of endpoints in the output json is not consistent between Windows and Linux. I did not dig into that for now as it does not change semantics...