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Subject: [jira] [Created] (CLOUDSTACK-9352) Test fails in Widows as the file
 separator "/" is different from "\"
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Gabriel Beims Br=C3=A4scher created CLOUDSTACK-9352:
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             Summary: Test fails in Widows as the file separator "/" is dif=
ferent from "\"
                 Key: CLOUDSTACK-9352
                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CLOUDSTACK-9352
             Project: CloudStack
          Issue Type: Test
      Security Level: Public (Anyone can view this level - this is the defa=
ult.)
            Reporter: Gabriel Beims Br=C3=A4scher
            Priority: Minor


Test com.cloud.utils.SwiftUtilTest.testSplitSwiftPath() fails in Widows as =
the file separator "/" is different from "\"

Problem:
File separator in windows ("\") is different from the expected in the test =
("/"); thus, the test com.cloud.utils.SwiftUtilTest.testSplitSwiftPath() wi=
ll fail in Windows systems.

The problem is that the input of the test is "container/object" but the tes=
ted method uses the File.separator (that depends on from the OS), in the wi=
ndows the tested method (com.cloud.utils.SwiftUtil.splitSwiftPath(String)) =
looks for a "\", as the string does not contain "\" it returns an empty str=
ing and consequently results in a test failure.

Solution:
    Create a string String input =3D "container" + File.separator + "object=
"; (before it was String input =3D "container/object";); thus, independent =
of the OS, the test will validate the tested method in a manner that the fi=
le separator does not disturb the result;


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