Strips path fragments about normalize-path HOT 3 CLOSED

It looks like the double slashes are removed, but the ../. part is evaluated and the or segment is removed. Since normalize-path doesn't do anything with ../., I think the URL function is doing that and causing your test to fail.

Edit: I didn't see the title update until after I posted my comment.

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Hi @karolisgrinkevicius, here is what this library returns for your path:

const path = require('normalize-path');
console.log(path(('https://example.com/badpath//or/.././subpath//data.json')));
// https:/example.com/badpath/or/.././subpath/data.json

The issue you described, as pointed out by @doowb seems to not be related to this library.

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@doowb @jonschlinkert thanks for clarifying this. The weird thing is that the unit test didn't fail until I upgraded version of normalize-path to the latest one 2.1.1.

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