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Powershell on Windows supports the backslash (\) filepath separator.
This is rather unique as other shells use slash (/).
Since Powershell also supports slash, so so far the decision was made to only support this.
Adding backslash increases complexitiy and poses some issues with prefix filtering.
Seems a mixture of slash and backslash might be possible so support for it might be added at some point.
Proposed solution
Keep the current prefix and continue with / (even if it is mixed).
Request
Powershell on Windows supports the backslash (
\
) filepath separator.This is rather unique as other shells use slash (
/
).Since Powershell also supports slash, so so far the decision was made to only support this.
Adding backslash increases complexitiy and poses some issues with prefix filtering.
Seems a mixture of slash and backslash might be possible so support for it might be added at some point.
Proposed solution
Keep the current prefix and continue with
/
(even if it is mixed).Anything else?
related carapace-sh/carapace-bin#2035
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