Make .ext on empty paths return "" rather than crashing with a NPE #87
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| CI failure seems like a flake |
lefou reviewed Dec 8, 2021
os/src/Path.scala Outdated
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| def last: String = lastOpt.getOrElse("empty path has no last segment") |
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Hah good catch. I'll add a test to cover this error behavior as well
| @lefou this should be ready for another look |
| This should be released as next minor release, because of the newly introduced method in the API. |
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Fixes com-lihaoyi/Ammonite#1017
This is more consistent with calling
.exton non-empty paths which have no extension, since those currently return""We also introduce a new a
lastOptionmethod, as a way to get the last segment in a list without throwing. Not sure if that's the right thing to do, or whether we should make.lastreturn""(which is otherwise not a valid return value, since path segments cannot be empty).Covered with simple unit tests