Add path normalization for './' prefix to List tool #7795
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Normalizes directory paths that start with './' by removing the prefix, matching the behavior already implemented in the Read file tool for consistency. Generated with [Continue](https://continue.dev) Co-Authored-By: Continue <[email protected]>
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| return `Error: Directory does not exist: ${args.dirpath}`; | ||
| let { dirpath } = args; | ||
| if (dirpath.startsWith("./")) { | ||
| dirpath = dirpath.slice(2); |
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Not sure this will work since dirpath.slice(2) will result in relative path that won't be properly resolved (will get "got path.d relative" error)
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Normalizes directory paths that start with './' by removing the prefix, matching the behavior already implemented in the Read file tool for consistency.
This ensures both tools handle relative paths consistently when users specify paths starting with './'.
Summary by cubic
Normalize the List Files tool to strip the "./" prefix from dirpath so "./foo" is treated as "foo", matching the Read file tool. This makes previews, errors, and listings consistent for relative paths.