readdir: default to "." or pwd() depending on join keyword #33175
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rfourquet
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| @test !ispath(d) | ||
| @test isempty(readdir()) | ||
| @test_throws SystemError readdir(d) | ||
| @test_throws Base.IOError readdir(join=true) |
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It's kind of nasty that these throw different errors: the SystemError comes from trying to call readdir on a non-existend directory whereas the Base.IOError comes from trying to do pwd() in a deleted directory.
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What is going on with the tests? The failures do not seem related to this change. |
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This is a pretty niche issue but it allows `readdir()` to work after the current working direcotory has been deleted, whereas when `join=true` you need a path which no longer exists, so `pwd()` fails and so `readdir(join=true)` also fails.
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I don't see how this Win32 failure could be caused by this change, but I don't want to merge this and break Win32. Anyone know if this is a thing that's been happening otherwise? |
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This is a pretty niche issue but it allows
readdir()to work after the current working direcotory has been deleted, whereas whenjoin=trueyou need a path which no longer exists, sopwd()fails and thereforereaddir(join=true)also fails.I can't find a way to get a current working directory that is both deleted and non-empty:
rm -rin which case it deletes the file before deleting the directory)