[extension/filestorage] Sanitize names containing slash #24639
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djaglowski
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@sarkisjad, thank you for the PR. We have another PR in progress that will address this issue. Please see #20896. |
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This PR was marked stale due to lack of activity. It will be closed in 14 days. |
Does this mean that this pr could be closed? @djaglowski |
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Yes, closing in favor of #20896. We can reopen if that PR fails to be merged. |
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Description:
Handled use case: when receivers, processors, or exporters have names with more than one slash in them, they need to be replaced with underscores otherwise the storage will look for a non-existent directory
Testing:
Added a test case in the corresponding test file: extension/storage/filestorage/extension_test.go