Add method FilesystemPath::absolute()
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Converts the path to an absolute path. This could be useful in some of the unit tests, to normalize the differences between Windows and Linux or MacOS.
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Add method to convert relative paths to absolute paths.
A path that is already absolute should not be modified.
This may help with writing unit tests that work for all of Windows, Linux, and MacOS. In particular, paths starting with
/are absolute on Linux and MacOS, but relative on Windows (since they are relative to the drive of the current working directory).Related:
RealPathto mount #1285