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Trying to create a Project object from a long path when using .NET Framework does not work - fails with various exceptions.
Project
The following unit test passes, when it should fail on the first or second assertion:
[Test] public void ProjectPath() { var path = ... ; // some project path 255 characters long Assert.That(() => new Project(path, new Dictionary<string, string>(), null), Throws.Exception); Assert.That(() => new Project(@"\\?\" + path, new Dictionary<string, string>(), null), Throws.Exception); path = ... ; // a shorter project path _ = new Project(path, new Dictionary<string, string>(), null); }
An important detail - the code must be targeting .NET Framework.
Using a long path should work. At least with the \\?\ prefix.
\\?\
Either long path variant result in an exception. Albeit a different one.
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Issue Description
Trying to create a
Project
object from a long path when using .NET Framework does not work - fails with various exceptions.Steps to Reproduce
The following unit test passes, when it should fail on the first or second assertion:
An important detail - the code must be targeting .NET Framework.
Expected Behavior
Using a long path should work. At least with the
\\?\
prefix.Actual Behavior
Either long path variant result in an exception. Albeit a different one.
Analysis
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The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: