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The top level directory will get a leading '/' in its listing, but lower level directories will not. This needs to be more consistent.
I would suggest always output a leading '/', so add one if one is missing. At the top level, if the user supplied a leading '/', then make sure it does not get doubled up since the $dirname will be an empty string and is beinc prefixed to the $basename with a '/'.
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The top level directory will get a leading '/' in its listing, but lower level directories will not. This needs to be more consistent.
I would suggest always output a leading '/', so add one if one is missing. At the top level, if the user supplied a leading '/', then make sure it does not get doubled up since the
$dirname
will be an empty string and is beinc prefixed to the$basename
with a '/'.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: