function posix(path) in designspaceLib does not work with Windows UNC path
See original GitHub issueOn Windows UNC (Uniform Naming Convention) paths have the following form:
\\SERVER\SHARE\FOLDER-NAME\FILE-NAME
or
\\IP-ADDRESS\SHARE\FOLDER-NAME\FILE-NAME
the possix function translates this to SERVER/SHARE/FOLDER-NAME/FILE-NAME
. Therefore all path attributes for sources and instances are invalid if a DesignSpaceDocument is loaded via an UNC path.
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The designspace spec says only relative paths are allowed, so that would basically exclude UNC paths
I meged #2306, thank you