ipfs add -r directory on Windows uses backslash

[Quiark]

> ipfs add -r overlog.git
QmVUbPiL92L6tp4vVcYQfkB9kmUm2a5QmWKsBWHkzB3NFo 456    overlog.git\COMMIT_EDITMSG
QmVn8wX5YruwN8kd82Qk7eea5b7vw8VLvu2mJc7PCqyyiT 103    overlog.git\FETCH_HEAD
QmWeKwYTKwBwVd7AKioXTmtpLFxTk3MBBk2ef2JtwCccAi 31     overlog.git\HEAD
QmcbSU3g2N5m6uFk8NpXL86BpJo5rmnxirU3ftaSFsadqq 49     overlog.git\ORIG_HEAD
QmUNLLsPACCz1vLxQVkXqqLX5R1X345qqfHbsf67hvA3Nn 4      overlog.git\branches/

I suppose all folders in ipfs should be named using /

This behaviour is a problem because for example git-remote-ipfs cannot find overlog.git/refs but overlog.git\refs exists.

[Quiark]

digging into the code now..., not sure if the problem is actually in remote-helper-ipfs

[Quiark]

Oh neat, it includes my commit. It doesn't work though. ipfs ls $HASH does list files with normal slash but they aren't actually accessible.

[whyrusleeping]

Where do the backslashes come from? are you on windows?

[Quiark]

Yes, Windows, that's the point :)

On Sun, 13 Sep 2015 02:42 Jeromy Johnson [email protected] wrote:

Where do the backslashes come from? are you on windows?

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[jbenet]

things need to be using filepath, not path when touching the OS i think?

[whyrusleeping]

can be closed now that #1933 is merged.