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Clean path before validating app #767
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Use filepath.Clean() to clean the path arg in docker app validate so that the path is correctly tested on both Unix and Windows machines. Signed-off-by: Nick Adcock <[email protected]>
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+ Misses 760 756 -4
+ Partials 331 327 -4
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- What I did
Clean the App name while getting the directory path so that pathing works with trailing slashes on both Unix and Windows machines
- How I did it
Use filepath.Clean() to clean the path arg in docker app validate so that the path is correctly tested on both Unix and Windows machines.
- How to verify it
On Windows run
.\bin\docker-app-windows.exe app validate .\examples\cnab-simple\hello.dockerapp\The command should succeed
- Description for the changelog
docker app validatewill no longer fail on Windows when the supplied App path has a trailing backslash- A picture of a cute animal (not mandatory)