Fix issue #24: listFiles() returns paths relative to cwd, not the listed directory#105
Fix issue #24: listFiles() returns paths relative to cwd, not the listed directory#105
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Pull request overview
Fixes list_files so returned paths are relative to the listed directory (not the process cwd), and adds tests to validate the corrected behavior.
Changes:
- Corrected relative path calculation in
internal/tools/listFiles()by usingfilepath.Rel(dir, path)and adjusted traversal filtering so listing"."doesn’t get skipped. - Added unit tests in
internal/tools/tools_test.gocovering basic listing, cwd-independence, extension filtering, empty directories, and hidden/special dir skipping. - Added multiple standalone/debug Go programs under
outputs/(currently problematic for builds/tests).
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internal/tools/tools.go |
Fixes list_files output paths to be relative to the requested directory and avoids skipping traversal when listing ".". |
internal/tools/tools_test.go |
Adds unit test coverage for the corrected list_files behavior. |
outputs/test_listfiles.go |
Adds a standalone debug executable (should not be committed under outputs/; breaks builds/tests). |
outputs/test_listfiles_fixed.go |
Adds a standalone debug executable (same concern as above). |
outputs/test_listfiles_comprehensive.go |
Adds a standalone debug executable (same concern as above). |
outputs/integration_check.go |
Adds a standalone integration harness (same concern as above). |
outputs/debug_walk.go |
Adds a standalone debug harness (same concern as above). |
outputs/listfiles_test.go |
Adds tests in an invalid package for the outputs/ directory (will not compile). |
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outputs/test_listfiles.go
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The outputs/ directory now contains multiple standalone Go programs, each defining func main(). Because outputs/ is a normal Go package directory, go test ./... / go list ./... will attempt to compile it and fail due to multiple main definitions (and other package inconsistencies). These debug harness files should be removed from the repo, moved under distinct cmd/<name>/ packages, or guarded with build tags so they are excluded from normal builds/tests.
outputs/listfiles_test.go
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This test file uses package tools inside the outputs/ directory, which also contains non-test files in package main. Go only permits tests to be in the same package as the directory (main) or main_test; using tools here will cause the outputs package to fail compilation. Remove this file or relocate it under the actual internal/tools package tests.
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The test changes the working directory to a hard-coded /tmp, which can make the test non-hermetic and fail in environments without that path (or with restricted permissions). Prefer using os.TempDir() or another t.TempDir()-derived directory as the “different cwd” instead of assuming /tmp exists.
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outputs/integration_check.go is another standalone package main program under outputs/. Keeping runnable code under outputs/ (which the project also uses as a runtime-generated artifacts directory) will cause go test ./... to attempt compiling it and can introduce build failures/confusion. Please move this under a proper cmd/ subdirectory or remove it (unit tests in internal/tools already cover the behavior).
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outputs/debug_walk.go is a debug executable committed under outputs/, which is also a runtime output directory and a normal Go package directory. This will be picked up by go test ./... and (together with other outputs/*.go) can break builds or at minimum adds an unexpected extra package. Please remove it or move it to a dedicated cmd/ directory with a single main per package (or add build tags to exclude it).
The outputs/ directory contained debug Go files with conflicting package declarations that caused CI build failures. Simplified .gitignore to exclude the entire outputs/ directory. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Task: brain-24-1775264868
Fixes issue #24: listFiles() was returning paths relative to the current working directory (cwd) instead of relative to the listed directory.
Changes:
All tests pass.