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src: allow absolute paths for --env-file
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nit: we could limit the number of "magic strings" by using fixtures.path
now that absolute paths are supported. This maybe deserves its own PR to refactor the other tests, so feel free to ignore for this PR.
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LGMT. +1 to the comments
@nodejs/build It seems Any suggestions on the correct path to take? Referencing build logs:
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This PR is blocked by the Node.js CI machines having old GCC versions, despite the documentation saying GCC>9 is supported. cc @nodejs/build |
@nodejs/build any chance anyone can take a look at the GCC version on the buiild machine? |
Blocked by nodejs/build#3317 |
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Fixed conflicts, rebased and force pushed. |
Hi! Is there anything blocking this pr from being merged? The feature will be quite useful in scripts. |
gcc 10 support is missing from certain CI machines. waiting for it to land to unblock this PR. |
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#include <cstdio> | |||
#include <cstdlib> | |||
#include <cstring> | |||
#include <filesystem> |
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I would recommend adding a comment here that <filesystem>
is imported only to support path-processing operations and not actually performing any file system operations (which should always go through libuv)
std::string path = cwd + kPathSeparator + file_path; | ||
per_process::dotenv_file.ParsePath(path); | ||
if (file_path.is_absolute()) { | ||
per_process::dotenv_file.ParsePath(file_path.string()); | ||
} else { | ||
std::string path = cwd + kPathSeparator + file_path.string(); | ||
per_process::dotenv_file.ParsePath(path); | ||
} |
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Could you add a comment explaining why it is necessary to construct an absolute path here?
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I don't see why any of this is necessary, so I've opened #51425 as an alternative.
Closing in favor of #51425 |
Ref: #49148