Using posix path resolution. Resolves serve issue #525 #89
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This was referenced Jun 6, 2019
Matt-J-Hosking
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I approve! :) Please get this one in. |
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Resolves vercel/serve#525
path.resolve('/some-url')returnsC:\\some-urlin Windows. Which breaks rewrites and makes the serve--singleoption not work in windows.Using path.posix gives us linux/unix/posix functionality for resolving the path, which preserves the security fix that was added in #76 while still working in Windows.
I have verified that the
--singleoption works with my changes, in both Windows 10 and Mac.