Support absolute Windows paths with forward slashes in common::FindFile #389
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🦟 Bug fix
Summary
While working on gazebosim/gz-sim#1574, some tests were failing with error:
Apparently what was happening is that the
C:/src/ign-gazebo/test/worlds/plugins.sdf
path was interpreted as an URI, resulting in the strange error onC:///src/ign-gazebo/test/worlds/plugins.sdf
. While technicalC:/
could be an URI with the one-letter schemeC
, in practice I am not aware of any one letter URI scheme, and on the other hand many Windows programs supports both absolute paths with backslash and forward slashes, see for example Python:To support this use case, this PR modifies the
common::FindFile
function to first check if a file that starts withC:/
or similar is an existing absolute file in the system. If such a file does not exist, then the search procedure falls back to consider it an URI.Checklist
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