Fix issue #14993 about forward slashes not working on windows when globbing sources #15002
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🐛: Using a list of allowed separators (alternate + normal) to search for instead of only using the main separators
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Please accept the CLA if you agree with it. Otherwise I cannot proceed. |
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making it a draft, waiting for @DavidVilleneuveAnsys to confirm CLA |
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Closing without deleting the branch, can't take your code without approving CLA. Please comment below if you'd like to continue on this. |
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🐛: Using a list of allowed separators (alternate + normal) to search for instead of only using the main separators
Description
To retrieve the source where we start the globbing pattern, the pattern is first split, then we search for the first Directory separator.
In this search, we only allow for the the principal separator, however, some platforms have alternate separators.
So we use
LastIndexOfAnyinstead ofLastIndexOfRelated issue
Issue being fixed is here #14993 and is flagged as a bug