tests/ui: allow spaces in hashbrown src normalization - #156211
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If one's home directory contains a space, the default location for the hashbrown source location also contains a space, and so the UI test normalization in issue-21763 fails to normalize as expected. While this new regex does not handle all valid paths, such as those beginning with `\\?\` or `\\name\`, this handles most absolute UNIX and Windows paths. Relative paths don't seem to be applicable.
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…cation, r=wesleywiser tests/ui: allow spaces in hashbrown src normalization If one's home directory contains a space, the default location for the hashbrown source location also contains a space, and so the UI test normalization in issue-21763 fails to normalize as expected. While this new regex does not handle all valid paths, such as those beginning with `\\?\` or `\\name\`, this handles most absolute UNIX and Windows paths. Relative paths don't seem to be applicable.
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Rollup merge of #156211 - kupiakos:space-in-hashbrown-src-location, r=wesleywiser tests/ui: allow spaces in hashbrown src normalization If one's home directory contains a space, the default location for the hashbrown source location also contains a space, and so the UI test normalization in issue-21763 fails to normalize as expected. While this new regex does not handle all valid paths, such as those beginning with `\\?\` or `\\name\`, this handles most absolute UNIX and Windows paths. Relative paths don't seem to be applicable.
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…uwer Rollup of 3 pull requests Successful merges: - rust-lang/rust#156251 (stdarch subtree update) - rust-lang/rust#156151 (Don't return dummy MacroData in `get_macro`) - rust-lang/rust#156211 (tests/ui: allow spaces in hashbrown src normalization)
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If one's home directory contains a space, the default location for the hashbrown source location also contains a space, and so the UI test normalization in issue-21763 fails to normalize as expected.
While this new regex does not handle all valid paths, such as those beginning with
\\?\or\\name\, this handles most absolute UNIX and Windows paths. Relative paths don't seem to be applicable.