updir() is broken #92
Description
All it ever does is return an object that stringifies to "..", since that's what File::Spec returns (on a Unix system, anyway). This shouldn't be true:
io("./a/b/c")->updir()->filename() eq ".."
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All it ever does is return an object that stringifies to "..", since that's what File::Spec returns (on a Unix system, anyway). This shouldn't be true:
io("./a/b/c")->updir()->filename() eq ".."