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fix(uv): canonicalize workspace root to resolve symlinks during discovery #5
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
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Does dunce::canonicalize avoid the \\?\ UNC prefix issue with std::fs::canonicalize on Windows for path comparisons like starts_with?💡 Result:
Yes, dunce::canonicalize is designed specifically to avoid the \?\ UNC (extended-length) path prefix issue on Windows that affects std::fs::canonicalize [1][2]. By default, std::fs::canonicalize on Windows returns paths with the \?\ prefix (e.g., \?\C:\Windows), which can cause compatibility issues with many Windows applications and problems when performing path comparisons like starts_with [3][4]. The dunce::canonicalize function acts as a drop-in replacement that works as follows: - It calls std::fs::canonicalize internally [5]. - On Windows, it analyzes the resulting path and, if it is safe to do so, strips the \?\ prefix to return a legacy-compatible path (e.g., C:\Windows) [1][5]. - If the path cannot be safely converted—such as when it contains reserved filenames (e.g., COM, LPT) or other characteristics that require the extended-length syntax—it leaves the UNC prefix intact to ensure the path remains valid and robust [1][2]. Because dunce::canonicalize returns the most compatible (usually non-UNC) format whenever possible, it is much safer for path comparisons like starts_with than std::fs::canonicalize, as it prevents the unexpected presence of the \?\ prefix from breaking string-based logic [1][2]. On non-Windows platforms, dunce::canonicalize simply calls the standard library function, making it safe to use cross-platform [2].
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Avoid comparing canonicalized and non-canonicalized cache paths on Windows.
workspace_rootis canonicalized here, butexternal_cache_rootis only normalized. On Windows, that can leave one side in\\?\form and makestarts_withmiss an actual ancestor/descendant relationship, so cache-member filtering can behave incorrectly. Normalize both sides the same way before comparing.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents