New version of Path::Class breaks windows paths including volume

[frioux]

We upgraded from Path::Class 0.26 to Path::Class 0.33. In the old version this test would pass

 is(dir('C:', 'foo')->stringify, 'C:\foo');

but now it gets

 'C:foo'

which is incorrect.

[kenahoo]

I'm not really sure that's incorrect. Doesn't C:foo mean foo in whatever the current working directory on the C: volume is?

[frioux]

Well it might, but path class didn't do that before...

-frew
(sent from my HTC 6+ Galaxy bend, please pardon my brevity)
On Nov 10, 2014 8:52 PM, "Ken Williams" [email protected] wrote:

I'm not really sure that's incorrect. Doesn't C:foo mean foo in whatever
the current working directory on the C: volume is?

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