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Searching in junction dir results in resolved path in results
In the "Search in Files" tab, when "Look in" is set to a directory that is a junction of a different directory on Windows, the results show from the resolved path instead of the file path relative to the junction directory.
To repo: 1. mkdir /j C:\someDir\someSubdir D:\myStuff\someSubdir_junction 2. Create a file with some text in the C:\someDir\someSubdir to search for. 3. In Wing, In the Search in Files tab, In Look In, set to "D:\myStuff\someSubdir_junction" 4. Search for the text in the file you added previously 5: See that the results show results with the C:\ paths, not the D: paths.
This causes issues when opening those files via double-clicking in the search results. It opens as an editor tab from the C-drive. When putting breakpoints in that editor window, if the D-drive paths are in PYTHONPATH or the env, those breakpoints don't get hit.
Searching in junction dir results in resolved path in results
In the "Search in Files" tab, when "Look in" is set to a directory that is a junction of a different directory on Windows, the results show from the resolved path instead of the file path relative to the junction directory.
To repo: 1. mkdir /j C:\someDir\someSubdir D:\myStuff\someSubdir_junction 2. Create a file with some text in the C:\someDir\someSubdir to search for. 3. In Wing, In the Search in Files tab, In Look In, set to "D:\myStuff\someSubdir_junction" 4. Search for the text in the file you added previously 5: See that the results show results with the C:\ paths, not the D: paths.
This causes issues when opening those files via double-clicking in the search results. It opens as an editor tab from the C-drive. When putting breakpoints in that editor window, if the D-drive paths are in PYTHONPATH or the env, those breakpoints don't get hit.
Searching in junction dir results in resolved path in results
In the "Search in Files" tab, when "Look in" is set to a directory that is a junction of a different directory on Windows, the results show from the resolved path instead of the file path relative to the junction directory.
To repo: 1. mkdir /j C:\someDir\someSubdir D:\myStuff\someSubdir_junction 2. Create a file with some text in the C:\someDir\someSubdir to search for. 3. In Wing, In the Search in Files tab, In Look In, set to "D:\myStuff\someSubdir_junction" 4. Search for the text in the file you added previously 5: See that the results show results with the C:\ paths, not the D: paths.
This causes issues when opening those files via double-clicking in the search results. It opens as an editor tab from the C-drive. When putting breakpoints in that editor window, if the D-drive paths are in PYTHONPATH or the env, those breakpoints don't get hit.