fix: Tests fails on windows

[a-wallen]

Description

I'm developing on a windows machine, and tests for this project fail out of the box due to the difference in path separators on the host machine "" vs "/".

1. One way to resolve this issue is to use something like 'Platform.pathSeparator'. Right now, it seems like "/" is hardcoded in some areas.

2. Another way to resolve this is to dockerize the project

• create a docker file with all the dependencies (probably based on https://github.com/cirruslabs/docker-images-flutter/pkgs/container/flutter)
• create a dev container for those developing with VSCode.

Requirements

• All CI/CD checks are passing.
• There is no drop in the test coverage percentage.

Additional Context

No response

[tomarra]

HI @a-wallen, thanks for opening this issue up.

Overall I don't think that dockerizing the project is a direction we want to go. That being said I think the path separators point is something we can address and probably should to ensure compatibility across systems.

Do you have a list of specific tests that are failing for you that we could start to narrow the search for these hardcoded values on? Overall we don't do much if any development on Windows so we don't tend to run into these issues.

[erickzanardo]

@omartinma regarding this:

That being said I think the path separators point is something we can address and probably should to ensure compatibility across systems.

Do you have a list of specific tests that are failing for you that we could start to narrow the search for these hardcoded values on? Overall we don't do much if any development on Windows so we don't tend to run into these issues.

I am happy to dust off my windows box and work on this, let me know!

[omartinma]

@omartinma regarding this:

That being said I think the path separators point is something we can address and probably should to ensure compatibility across systems.
Do you have a list of specific tests that are failing for you that we could start to narrow the search for these hardcoded values on? Overall we don't do much if any development on Windows so we don't tend to run into these issues.

I am happy to dust off my windows box and work on this, let me know!

@erickzanardo Makes sense to me, I’ll assign this to you. Based on the comment, though, I’m wondering if we should update the issue title to better reflect the actual change being implemented. What do you think?

[erickzanardo]

@omartinma done!