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The code added in 8100e75 (CC @darstahl) appears to be assuming a behavior of os.Readlink that it does not actually provide, which will almost certainly cause Walk to fail when the root is a relative symlink or symlink-to-symlink on POSIX platforms.
A cleaner fix here is to ensure that the root path passed to filepath.Walk and/or filepath.WalkDir ends with a trailing separator, which (on all POSIX-compliant platforms, and Windows as of https://go.dev/cl/463177) will cause Walk to start walking at the target referred to by the root instead of the root symlink itself.
The code added in 8100e75 (CC @darstahl) appears to be assuming a behavior of
os.Readlink
that it does not actually provide, which will almost certainly causeWalk
to fail when the root is a relative symlink or symlink-to-symlink on POSIX platforms.A cleaner fix here is to ensure that the root path passed to
filepath.Walk
and/orfilepath.WalkDir
ends with a trailing separator, which (on all POSIX-compliant platforms, and Windows as of https://go.dev/cl/463177) will causeWalk
to start walking at the target referred to by the root instead of the root symlink itself.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: