fix(fs): prevent ENOENT on subst drive root paths like "M:\\" on Windows #58989
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This PR fixes an issue where
fs.readdirSync('M:\\')
and related callswould fail with an
ENOENT
error on Windows when using subst drive roots.Previously, Node.js added a trailing backslash (
\
) even when the input pathwas already a drive root (e.g.,
M:\
or\\?\M:\
), resulting in invalid pathslike
M:\\\
. This patch introduces a check to detect standard and namespaceddrive root formats and avoid appending an extra slash in those cases.
The fix is Windows-specific and scoped only to the logic within
fs.readdir
.Changes
src/node_file.cc
to detect and skip appending\
for drive root pathstest/parallel/test-fs-readdir-windows-subst.js
subst
-like paths with and without trailing slashesENOENT
error is thrown for valid drive rootsContext
Fixes: #58970