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Allow multiple segments in Stringliterals (com-lihaoyi#297) This PR adds support for multi-segment literal strings. for example ```scala val path = root / "foo/bar" val qux = "qux" val path = root / "foo/bar" / "baz" / qux val path = root / "foo/bar" / "baz/qux" ``` it also parses `..` segments from literal as `os.up` enabling syntax like: ```scala val path = root / "foo" / ".." / "bar" // equivalent to `root / "foo" / os.up / "bar"` val path = root / "foo" / "../bar" // equivalent to `root / "foo" / os.up / "bar"` ``` non-canonical paths used in literals result in compile-time errors, suggesting usage of canonical paths or removing path segment, eg. ```scala val path = root / "foo/./bar" //suggests "foo/bar" val path = root / "foo//bar" //suggests "foo/bar" val path = root / "//foo//bar/./baz" //suggests "foo/bar/baz" val path = root / "" //suggests removing the segment val path = root / "." //suggests removing the segment val path = root / "/" //suggests removing the segment val path = root / "//" //suggests removing the segment val path = root / "/./" //suggests removing the segment ``` Note: Its not usable in os-Lib itself, due to the fact that it would lead to macro expansion in the same compilation unit as its definition. @lihaoyi there is a little bit of hacking involved: 1. There is a default implicit conversion not being a macro to be used within os library, without this we would have to add a submodule and split the whole project, I'm not even sure if its doable. 4. Needed to turn off acyclic in `Path` and particular `Macro` files (also needed to mock `acyclic.skipped` in case of `scala 3`). 5. Needed to provide another implicit conversion in `ViewBoundImplicit` trait because macros turn out to be not avaliable as implicit views, this is needed for `ArrayPathChunk` and `SeqPathChunk` to work.
Allow even more dynamic instrumentation of `pwd` via `os.dynamicPwdFu… …nction` (com-lihaoyi#299) Follow up to com-lihaoyi#298, which it turns out was not flexible enough to do what we need in Mill. Mill uses references to the `pwd` to create the `.dest` folder lazily, thus we cannot just assign a value to the `os.pwd` but actually need to assign a lambda that can be replaced to implement the lazy evaluation I pulled the trigger too quickly on releasing 0.10.6 with `os.dynamicPwd`, so this one has to be named differently. I chose `os.dynamicPwdFunction` and will make sure to test it with an unstable release before releasing a stable tag
Move test projects into `os/test/` folder (com-lihaoyi#289) They aren't important enough to be top-level folders, since they really belong to the test suite
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