fix: Correctly handle absolute and multi-component directory paths - #954
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While this fixes #941 without breaking any other functionality, I'm not quite happy with it. I had to introduce a constructor that's only used for this specific purpose. I would like to fully replace the other constructor that takes a |
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This is addressed in release v5.3.1. |
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When initializing a directory's children, pass the complete
Nameof the directory instead of aDirectoryInfoobject. This ensures that if a directory is initialized with a multi-component name such asC:\temp\mysubdir, its children are created at the correct depth.