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fix(operators): accept absolute Windows paths in @pmFromFile and @ipMatchFromFile - #1802
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…atchFromFile loadFromFile decided whether a data file path was absolute with path.IsAbs, so with the default io.OSFS root a Windows path such as C:/rules/data.txt was joined onto the rules directory and never found. With no directories to search it failed with "empty dirs" instead. path.Join also collapsed a relative ../data.txt against a Windows rules directory into a path relative to the process directory. When the root is io.OSFS, which takes OS paths, also accept filepath.IsAbs and join the directories with filepath.Join, the same io.OSFS check Parser.fsPath uses. Other fs.FS roots keep slash paths, and nothing changes on Linux or macOS.
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Review comments at @internal/operators/from_file.go:
- Around line 22-23: Update the absolute-path selection around root, osRoot, and
filepath.IsAbs to recognize Windows absolute names when root is a merged
filesystem containing an OS-backed filesystem, so names such as
C:\rules\data.txt are not searched under dirs. Add a regression case that
exercises this behavior with a merged root.
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With the default
io.OSFSroot,loadFromFileusedpath.IsAbsandpath.Join, so on WindowsC:\rules\data.txtorC:/rules/data.txtwas joined onto the rules directory and never found, and../data.txtresolved against the process directory instead.For
io.OSFSit now also acceptsfilepath.IsAbsand joins withfilepath.Join, matching theio.OSFScheck inParser.fsPath(#1784). Otherfs.FSroots keep slash paths, and nothing changes on Linux or macOS.TestLoadFromFileAbsolutePathfailed on Windows before and passes now, so I did not add a test. On Windows the operators and coreruleset tests pass, and a rules file using both operators with absolute paths now loads. On Linux I ran the default, no_memoize, multiphase and no_regex_multiline tags.Part of #1140.
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