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Creating a link from one class to another (whether through @uses or #crossLink) doesn't work when building on a windows machine.
path.join() which is used to concat the strings together generates backslashes instead of forward slashes as it's intended for file paths not urls. This is a feature of Node and not a bug as windows loves backslashes.
I notice chrome doesn't seem to care and corrects the url in the browser however firefox (and god knows IE) doesn't.
For example (in my convoluted test files) this is the url generated on a linked method:
Creating a link from one class to another (whether through @uses or #crossLink) doesn't work when building on a windows machine.
path.join() which is used to concat the strings together generates backslashes instead of forward slashes as it's intended for file paths not urls. This is a feature of Node and not a bug as windows loves backslashes.
I notice chrome doesn't seem to care and corrects the url in the browser however firefox (and god knows IE) doesn't.
For example (in my convoluted test files) this is the url generated on a linked method:
http://localhost:3000/classes/..\classes\Shoes.html#method_checkLacesTied
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