[Windows] Make init_windows fails

[Wadeck]

Reproduction steps

1. Clone the repo
2. make init_windows

Expected Results

./utils/easyvpn/easyvpn.exe to be created.

Actual Results

C:\Users\Wadeck\Workspace\_docker-openvpn>make init_windows
make -C utils/easyvpn init_windows
make[1]: entrant dans le répertoire « C:/Users/Wadeck/Workspace/_docker-openvpn/utils/easyvpn »
docker run --rm -v "C:/Users/Wadeck/Workspace/_docker-openvpn/utils/easyvpn":/easyvpn -w /easyvpn golang:1.25.3 make build_windows
docker: Error response from daemon: the working directory 'C:/App/Git/easyvpn' is invalid, it needs to be an absolute path

Run 'docker run --help' for more information
make[1]: *** [init_windows] Erreur 125
make[1]: quittant le répertoire « C:/Users/Wadeck/Workspace/_docker-openvpn/utils/easyvpn »
make: *** [init_windows] Erreur 2

Anything else?

FYI I haven't investigated anything, as I switched to WSL to use the init_linux instead (which works fine)

[dduportal]

The problem looks like a Docker Desktop issue in your specific setup:

• I can't reproduce on my Windows 11 Machine with Docker Desktop in WSL mode
• The docker CLI is expecting backslashes if the absolute path is a Windows one with a drive letter as prefix. Otherwise it considers the provided path is Unix (and not starting by a / so not absolute).

=> the weird thing is that I get backslashes when I run it on my Windows 11. What is the make version and distribution? (I have the GNU make installation from Chocolatey). I wonder if different make would use different file path conventions.

=> Also, I'm not sure where does the C:/App/Git/ path comes from 🤔 I wonder if it is shared in your Docker Desktop installation?

[Wadeck]

C:/App/Git/

it's where I have installed Git :)

(if it's specific to my setup, that's not an issue and can be closed as I solved my issue by using WSL directly)