* Added path cleanup functions with masking to preserve certain patterns + unit tests, #1298
* Use custom PathClean function instead of path.Clean to apply masks to preserve protocol separator in the path
* Indentation corrected in the test data map to pass the lint
* Fixing ineffassign of a temporary string variable
* Improved variable naming and documentation
* Improved variable naming
* Added benchmarks and improved variable naming in tests
* Removed unnecessary value capture when iterating over a map for keys
* A typo correction
* Add Files action to template context. (#1198)
* Fixes to testFiles().
- Set os.ModePerm on directories created during test.
- Use filepath.Join() to create directory path.
- Use Fatalf, not Fatal.
* Make additional fixes to test cases.
* Fix test cases to use correct path format.
Dir.Open() in net/http requires '/'-separated paths while
filepath.Join() may produce paths with different separator.
* Remove directory created by test at end of loop.
* Close the FileSystem before returning.
* Initialize names slice to the number of entries.
Also, do not call os.RemoveAll() unless the path to the directory
is a valid one.
This function should not be used outside of development. It destroys the
absolute ordering and guarantees of correctness. Multiple uses of it
may work fine, but maybe not if they overlap, causing non-deterministic
builds which is bad. However, this can be convenient when developing
a plugin by calling it from an init() function, since you don't have
to modify the Caddy source code just to try your plugin.
* * Added support for environment variables to 'templates' module.
* Fixed flaw in test caused by environment variable ordering during testing on CI.
* Updated some local variables to camel-case.
* Reverted changes to replacer as environment variables are processed elsewhere.
* Removed PrintEnv functionality in favour of documenting using template range.
First, great job on the 0.9 release! It seems caddy's path lead into a bright future. Thanks also for including the locale plugin.
Trying it, I've figured out, that there might be a problem with the order of the directives. In the typical use case, the result of the locale detection might be used in the `rewrite` and `log` plugin. If I'm not mistaken, it makes sense to put the `locale` directive before those.
