Comment by pwdisswordfishz 5 days ago No need for an absolute path, just a './' prefix. 2 comments pwdisswordfishz Reply panzi 4 days ago Yes, but running it through a function that turns it into an absolute path is a way to ensure that. A way. An easy way. account42 5 days ago Unless the path was already absolute.
panzi 4 days ago Yes, but running it through a function that turns it into an absolute path is a way to ensure that. A way. An easy way.
Yes, but running it through a function that turns it into an absolute path is a way to ensure that. A way. An easy way.
Unless the path was already absolute.