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IDE support: Convert Windows absolute filename arguments #13
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...to unix-style absolute paths.
We don't touch paths outside the test-pack as we don't know how to map them
into the docker-container. We don't touch relative paths inside the
test-pack because we don't have a reliable heuristic to identify them.
This is useful for IDE integration. You can configure Eclipse to run
stbt-docker stbt lint $filename
orstbt-docker stbt auto-selftest generate $filename
, but it won't make$filename
relative to the test-pack route. We fix that by converting ithere.
I can think of one place where this heuristic will fail. An argument
--filename=c:\test-pack\tests\my_test.py
would not trigger rewriting.I'm sure there are others too.
TODO:
os.path.isabs
considers an absolute path on Windows