Handle env vars in a case-preserving, case-insensitive manner on Windows #574
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@niik Just making sure you were aware of the failing tests (I have been putting off reviewing till those are happy) |
I was not aware, thanks for the heads up! |
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This is a follow-up to #570 and attempts to tackle Windows environment variable shenanigans for all environment variables and not just
PATH. The main change is the introduction ofEnvMap, a class that behaves as a case-insensitive, case-preserving map on Windows and a regular case-sensitive map on other platforms. This class is used inlib/git-environment.tsto handle environment variables in a consistent manner across platforms.I've also bumped Prettier to 3.3.1 so it can handle my syntax and specified the version of TypeScript used by Visual Studio Code in
.vscode/settings.jsonbecause I was building this on an old VM with an old VS code and noticed that it wouldn't complete properly.