Utilize filepath.Join(...)
instead of path.Join(...)
as it accommodates OS-specific path separators, mitigating potential issues on systems like Windows that may employ different delimiters.
references
Apply with the Grit CLI
grit apply path_to_filepath
Replace path.Join()
⇒ filepath.Join()
BEFORE
package main import ( "fmt" "path" ) func getDirectory() string { return "/some/directory" // Replace this with your logic to get the directory } func exampleFunction1() { dir := getDirectory() var joinedPath = path.Join(getDirectory()) var filePath = filepath.Join(getDirectory()) path.Join("/", path.Base(joinedPath)) } func exampleFunction2() { fmt.Println(path.Join(url.Path, "baz")) } func exampleFunction3(p string) { fmt.Println(path.Join(p, "baz")) fmt.Println(path.Join("asdf", "baz")) fmt.Println(filepath.Join(a.Path, "baz")) }
AFTER
package main import ( "fmt" "path" "path/filepath" ) func getDirectory() string { return "/some/directory" // Replace this with your logic to get the directory } func exampleFunction1() { dir := getDirectory() var joinedPath = filepath.Join(getDirectory()) var filePath = filepath.Join(getDirectory()) filepath.Join("/", path.Base(joinedPath)) } func exampleFunction2() { fmt.Println(filepath.Join(url.Path, "baz")) } func exampleFunction3(p string) { fmt.Println(filepath.Join(p, "baz")) fmt.Println(filepath.Join("asdf", "baz")) fmt.Println(filepath.Join(a.Path, "baz")) }