Normalize drive letters when resolving paths on Windows #609
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When it comes to resolving paths on Windows, even though the underlying API expects drive letter prefixes to be uppercase, some sources (e.g. environment variables like `=C:`) won't normalize components, instead returning the value as-is. While this wouldn't be a problem normally as NTFS is case-insensitive on Windows, this introduces duplicates in the database when adding new entries via `zoxide add`: ```batchfile prompt > zoxide query --list D:\ d:\ D:\coding d:\coding D:\coding\.cloned d:\coding\.cloned ``` This is a cherry-pick from ajeetdsouza#567; see also rust-lang/rust-analyzer#14683. Signed-off-by: mataha <[email protected]>
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When it comes to resolving paths on Windows, even though the underlying API expects drive letter prefixes to be uppercase, some sources (e.g. environment variables like
=C:) won't normalize components, instead returning the value as-is. While this wouldn't be a problem normally as NTFS is case-insensitive on Windows, this introduces duplicates in the database when adding new entries viazoxide add:This is a cherry-pick from #567; see also rust-lang/rust-analyzer#14683.