pkg/littlefs*: align readdir() with documentation#17623
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`readdir()` should only output the name of the file, but littleFS
adds a leading `/`.
Neither FAT nor Linux will exhibit this behavior.
struct dirent *entry;
DIR *dir = opendir(".");
while ((entry = readdir(dir))) {
printf("%s\n", entry->d_name);
}
This results in surprising failures of code that expects filenames
to match that was tested on a different FS, when suddenly there is
a `/` in front of the filename.
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readdir()should only output the name of the file, but littleFS adds a leading/.Neither FAT nor Linux will exhibit this behavior. (SPIFFS does not support directories)
This results in surprising failures of code that expects filenames to match that was tested on a different FS, when suddenly there is a
/in front of the filename.Testing procedure
before
with this patch
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