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you used path\\file which works on Windows (resulting in something like path\to\my\file, but on both Mac and Linux it results in path\to\my/file, as confirmed by the Developer Console.
I have not tested the fix, but I think using path.join() instead of string concatenation should work.
Thanks
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Hello @thomascsd
As the title says, the extension does nothing on MacOS 10.14.5 and VSCode 1.36.1.
My idea is that in both
vscode-readme-pattern/src/lib/ReadmeWriter.ts
Line 30 in 9de4a8c
and
vscode-readme-pattern/src/lib/ReadmeWriter.ts
Line 45 in 9de4a8c
you used
path\\file
which works on Windows (resulting in something likepath\to\my\file
, but on both Mac and Linux it results inpath\to\my/file
, as confirmed by the Developer Console.I have not tested the fix, but I think using
path.join()
instead of string concatenation should work.Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: