Normalize Paths in Filesystem Permissions to Fix Directory-Dependent Bugs #229
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…h' for consistency
ethanblake4
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Jun 20, 2025
| if (data is String) { | ||
| data = p.normalize(p.absolute(data)); | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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Instead of putting filesystem-specific code in runtime.dart, please move this into the Filesystem*Permission match() functions
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Previously, filesystem permission checks could fail when the current working directory changed, because relative paths were not consistently resolved. By ensuring all permission checks and grants use normalized, absolute paths, permissions now work reliably regardless of the current directory. This change eliminates bugs caused by path resolution issues and makes permission matching robust across all environments.