On OS X, the url passed to the transformUrl function is normal, e.g. something like components/app/app.html. However, that same url on Windows becomes components//app//app.html.
It seems to be because somewhere along the line the Windows backslashes are converted to forward slashes, and for some reason an additional slash is added. This means you have to take into account when writing the transformUrl function, that the input you get is not going to be consistent across different OS's.
Is it possible to let the gulp-angular-templatecache normalize the url before passing it to the transformUrl function, so that there are no OS dependent differences?
On OS X, the url passed to the transformUrl function is normal, e.g. something like
components/app/app.html. However, that same url on Windows becomescomponents//app//app.html.It seems to be because somewhere along the line the Windows backslashes are converted to forward slashes, and for some reason an additional slash is added. This means you have to take into account when writing the transformUrl function, that the input you get is not going to be consistent across different OS's.
Is it possible to let the gulp-angular-templatecache normalize the url before passing it to the transformUrl function, so that there are no OS dependent differences?