wasmer run shows wrong message when a program path is not found

[syrusakbary]

Wasmer run can't run absolute paths:

$ wasmer run /Users/syrusakbary/Development/abc/x/../program.wasm
error: Package abc/program.wasm not found in registries ["users"].

Errors:
  https:///Users/syrusakbary/Development/abc/program/x/../wapm/graphql: error sending query: Error sending GetPackagesQuery: error sending request for url (https://users/syrusakbary/Development/abc/x/../program)

[fschutt]

Can't reproduce:

wasmer run /Users/fs/Development/wasmer/lib/c-api/examples/assets/../assets/qjs.wasm
QuickJS - Type "\h" for help
qjs > ^C

What does wasmer -vV say? Are you still on 3.0.1?

wasmer 3.0.2 (5287c 2022-11-27)
binary: wasmer-cli
commit-hash: 5287c4f1253f66f428066d35eef0825fe827cff3
commit-date: 2022-11-27
host: aarch64-apple-darwin
compiler: singlepass,cranelift

[syrusakbary]

More information. I debugged more. The issue is not on the absolute paths.
The path provided was actually not existing, but the CLI returns something very cryptic in response.

$wasmer run ../asdfasdf
error: Package ../asdfasdf not found in registries ["registry.wapm.dev"].

Errors:

  https://registry.wapm.dev/graphql: error sending query: Invalid response for crate "../asdfasdf": no package version: ResponseData {
    package_version: None,
}

The ../asdfasdf is not an url-like thing. Basically its a simple path. I got super confused with the message.

Why is the CLI assuming this is an URL? Only proper names (PACKAGE | NAMESPACE/PACKAGE | PACKAGE@VERSION | NAMESPACE/PACKAGE@VERSION) should go "through the registry" (not even urls).

[fschutt]

@syrusakbary ah okay, yeah if the path does not exist, it thinks it's a URL (since we allow something like wapm.io/namespace/package

[syrusakbary]

since we allow something like wapm.io/namespace/package

wapm.io/namespace/package is not a url, we should not support this: wasmer run wapm.io/namespace/package.
A url is https://wapm.io/namespace/package, we should support wasmer run https://wapm.io/namespace/package