Get-Content -Raw should not neglects to read the last character #5076
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@mklement0 Could you please review? |
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| !readBackward && contentString.EndsWith(actualDelimiter, StringComparison.Ordinal) | ||
| !readBackward && contentString.EndsWith(actualDelimiter, StringComparison.Ordinal) && !_isRawStream |
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This looks good;
but original issue says that "Note that Windows Powershell is not affected".
Any ideas why this does not repro in Windows PS?
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This is because the code is introduced by core ps code change.
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This test code is a good candidate to be rewritten using -testcases construct, as per testing guidelines.
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@anmenaga your comments are resolved. thanks |
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Please move to It block:
It "Reads - <testname> in full" -TestCases @(
@{character = "a`nb`n"; testname = "LF-terminated files"; filename = "lf.txt"}
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Thanks for your comment. But I would rather not change it as it is just format preference and the submitted format is following the testing guidelines example.
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It is new code not formatting. We should place it in a right place. The right place is either It block (sample) or BeforeAll block. We use the set only one time so It block is best place. This does not contradict the testing guidelines.
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@chunqingchen Thanks for the fix! |
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resolve #4980
once the -raw parameter is set, we should force the contentString not to substring under any circumstance
Before the fix:
get-content -raw will ignore \n
After the fix:
get-content -raw will get all the contents include \n