Fixed EPERM on Linux in case track name starts with leading slash#34
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Fixed EPERM on Linux in case track name starts with leading slash#34simonmicro wants to merge 1 commit intoBleuzen:masterfrom
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Turns out for some reason the application maybe reports
/A/XX Trackfor certain media. This then leads to theos.path.joinreporting an absolute path from/- see https://stackoverflow.com/a/7865312.As you only care about the
dirnameanyways, which is just one component of a path, we can instead also throwbasenameon it, which strips any remaining paths separators from it as well (should work for all platforms, even if not supported).