Fix coverage tests on windows #16245
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What about filenames that contain escaped \, is that possible on Windows? 🤔 |
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No, because Windows filenames cannot contains backslashes |
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test_windows_full failed
Coverage tests replaced all
\by/, but the paths are now escaped, which turnsC:\folder\fileintoC:\\folder\\file. Thus we need to replace\\by/!Note: this fix is better than removing
.escapedfrom paths, because paths are allowed to contains problematic characters such as newlines, which would break the coverage report.