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When I ask Cody to modify a svelte file, (e.g. src/routes/+layout.svelte), it generates a new one instead called routes+layout.svelte. So it looks like it chokes on the "+" symbol in the file name. Svelte uses this filename format to function properly, so it can't be omitted.
Expected behavior
Cody should understand filenames with leading special characters like: src/routes/+[filename].svelte
Additional context
Windows 10 - It looks like an escape character issue between Windows path format (backslash) and the "+" character. I'm assuming that when used on macOS or Linux, it's not an issue. In the above example, I'm using forward slashes, because even this website sees the backslash as an escape character :)
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Cody (for vscode) doesn't understand Svelte files
Cody (for vscode) can't handle filenames with special characters on Windows
Dec 21, 2024
Version
1.52.0
Describe the bug
When I ask Cody to modify a svelte file, (e.g. src/routes/+layout.svelte), it generates a new one instead called routes+layout.svelte. So it looks like it chokes on the "+" symbol in the file name. Svelte uses this filename format to function properly, so it can't be omitted.
Expected behavior
Cody should understand filenames with leading special characters like: src/routes/+[filename].svelte
Additional context
Windows 10 - It looks like an escape character issue between Windows path format (backslash) and the "+" character. I'm assuming that when used on macOS or Linux, it's not an issue. In the above example, I'm using forward slashes, because even this website sees the backslash as an escape character :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: