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fix: use filepath to construct mcp test write path#19808
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Hopefully fixes the test flake: file path must be absolute: "/test/some/path"In Windows, starting with `/` is not considered absolute. No idea howthis only flakes rather than always failing though.
ThomasK33 approved these changesSep 13, 2025
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Hopefullyfixescoder/internal#993
Not sure if this is the right fix though, since I am not sure how this only flakes rather than always failing. It looks like starting with
/
should not be considered absolute in Windows, but then how did it ever pass at all?