Bug (archive creation fails when two files with the same filename but different path are passed prepended with "./" as filename arguments in linux)

[Ashbd9]

System: Linux
7z version: 24.08

How to reproduce:

1. touch file
2. mkdir subdir
3. touch subdir/file
4. 7zz a .7z ./file ./subdir/file

Current Behaviour:
ERROR:
Duplicate filename on disk:
file
file

Expected Behaviour:
The archive .7z is created and contains file subdir/file.
By the way, it works if the filename arguments are passed without the starting "./" i.e. as
7zz a .7z file subdir/file
It does not work when it is 7zz a .7z ./file ./subdir/file
Also does not work is 7zz a .7z /tmp/file /tmp/subdir/file

[ip7z]

It's feature.
7-zip removes path prefixes for absolute paths and for paths starting from ./.
7-zip doesn't remove path prefixes for relative paths without ./ prefix.

So if you want path prefixes in archive, do not use ./.
If you don't want path prefixes in archive, use ./ or absolute paths.

[Ashbd9]

I have been reading the documentation and found that I can use the -spf flag to make it work in my case.
Thank you!