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The list_allowed_directories function currently returns paths in lowercase, even though the filesystem operations respect case sensitivity. This can be confusing when working with case-sensitive paths.
The issue appears to be in how paths are normalized when stored in allowedDirectories, while actual filesystem operations preserve case sensitivity.
Steps to reproduce:
Start server with case-sensitive paths like "/home/user/Desktop/"
Call list_allowed_directories
Observe that the returned paths are lowercase: "/home/user/desktop/"
Suggested fix: Modify path normalization to preserve case in the allowedDirectories array.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The list_allowed_directories function currently returns paths in lowercase, even though the filesystem operations respect case sensitivity. This can be confusing when working with case-sensitive paths.
The issue appears to be in how paths are normalized when stored in
allowedDirectories
, while actual filesystem operations preserve case sensitivity.Steps to reproduce:
Suggested fix: Modify path normalization to preserve case in the
allowedDirectories
array.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: