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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I use some hyper config that I'd like to share across Windows and Unix hosts. Since Windows generally supports forward slashes, it would be nice if Hyper would do the same when on Windows, allowing a config to be shared across platforms. For example:
shell: '/Users/jaraco/.local/bin/xonsh.exe',
That config doesn't work on Windows and will cause a crash, even if that file exists. Only after translating the forward slashes to backslashes does the application run.
Describe the solution you'd like
Better would be to honor forward slashes on all platforms, making the configuration files more portable. That could be done by translating the forward slashes to backslashes before passing them to Windows APIs... or more likely those paths can simply be used with forward slashes and Hyper merely needs to avoid crashing when forward slashes are supplied on Windows.
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I use some hyper config that I'd like to share across Windows and Unix hosts. Since Windows generally supports forward slashes, it would be nice if Hyper would do the same when on Windows, allowing a config to be shared across platforms. For example:
That config doesn't work on Windows and will cause a crash, even if that file exists. Only after translating the forward slashes to backslashes does the application run.
Describe the solution you'd like
Better would be to honor forward slashes on all platforms, making the configuration files more portable. That could be done by translating the forward slashes to backslashes before passing them to Windows APIs... or more likely those paths can simply be used with forward slashes and Hyper merely needs to avoid crashing when forward slashes are supplied on Windows.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: