fix(cli): Normalize path separators in synthetic file changes#217
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fix(cli): Normalize path separators in synthetic file changes#217
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createSyntheticFileChange used relative() without normalizePath(), producing backslash paths on Windows that would never match matchGlob's forward-slash regex patterns. Warden finding find-warden-bugs-8ed759ef Severity: high Co-Authored-By: Warden <noreply@getsentry.com>
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relative()withnormalizePath()increateSyntheticFileChange, consistent with all other path handling in the same file.On Windows,
relative()returns backslash paths that would never matchmatchGlob's forward-slash regex patterns, causing schedule triggers to silently analyze zero files.Automated fix for Warden finding find-warden-bugs-8ed759ef (high, detected by find-warden-bugs).
Ref #212