fix(cli): make tests OS-agnostic by normalizing path separators #1288
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Fixes #1280
Summary
On Windows, several CLI tests failed due to backslash vs forward slash path separators in expected vs received values. This PR normalizes path strings in test assertions so comparisons are OS-agnostic.
Changes
pathPatternto POSIX-style before equality assertions.Rationale
Path separators differ across OSes. Normalizing in tests ensures consistent behavior across Windows/macOS/Linux without touching runtime code.
Test Plan
Environment: Windows 11, Node v22.19.0, pnpm 9.12.3
Steps:
pnpm installpnpm -C packages/cli testResults:
Optional: See Issue for failure screenshots before this change.
Breaking Changes
None.
Checklist