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Include drive letter as part of path when restoring on Windows.

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When the dont-compress-restore-paths option is used, the drive letter is
included as part of the path when restoring on Windows.
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Kenneth Hsu
2020-07-01 20:20:36 -07:00
parent be44b785ce
commit 5e50435c7d
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Duplicati/UnitTest/RestoreHandlerTests.cs
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@@ -34,11 +34,18 @@ namespace Duplicati.UnitTest
using (Controller c = new Controller("file://" + this.TARGETFOLDER, restoreOptions, null))
{
c.Restore(new[] {filePath});
string rootString = SystemIO.IO_OS.GetPathRoot(filePath);
// We need to strip the root part of the path. Otherwise, Path.Combine will simply return the second argument
// if it's determined to be an absolute path.
string rootString = SystemIO.IO_OS.GetPathRoot(filePath);
string newPathPart = filePath.Substring(rootString.Length);
if (Platform.IsClientWindows)
{
// On windows, the drive letter is included in the path when the dont-compress-restore-paths option is used.
// The drive letter is assumed to be the first character of the path root (e.g., C:\).
newPathPart = Path.Combine(rootString.Substring(0, 1), filePath.Substring(rootString.Length));
}
string restoredFilePath = Path.Combine(restoreOptions["restore-path"], newPathPart);
Assert.IsTrue(File.Exists(restoredFilePath));
}