pinFromFS: More than one file and/or directory was provided for pinning

In the README it is said that pinFromFS works with directories but applying to ./dist directory throws this error:

[16:31:03] Error: More than one file and/or directory was provided for pinning.
    at /home/ilyaigpetrov/Projects/foobar-project/node_modules/@pinata/sdk/lib/pinata-sdk.js:22993:18
    at processTicksAndRejections (internal/process/task_queues.js:86:5)

const pin = () => {

  const pinataKey = process.env.PINATA_KEY;
  const pinataSecret = process.env.PINATA_SECRET;
  if (!pinataKey || !pinataSecret) {
    throw new Error('PINATA_KEY and PINATA_SECRET env variables are required!');
  }

  const pinata = pinataSDK(pinataKey, pinataSecret);

  const sourcePath = './dist';
  const options = {
    pinataMetadata: {
      name: `foobar`,
      keyvalues: {},
    },
  };
  return pinata.pinFromFS(sourcePath).then((result) => {

    console.log(result);
  });
};

[rusticphilosopher]

@ilyaigpetrov actually, neither slash version works with relative paths. If you use slash then you get “Invalid file path” error. If you use forward slash then you get “More than one file and/or directory was provided for pinning”.

And counter to my earlier comment, specifying the full path actually does not work correctly - least in the desired way. In the previous examples, “\Users\dir1\dir2\dir3” does not result in “dir3” being pinned but instead the entire path starting with “Users”. I can see how this could be desired based on the use case but it still is a situation where I haven’t been able to pin a directory without it having the same parent directory as the process pinning.

[jjwilliams42]

Sorry to rehash old issues but, I’m a little confused on the versioning scheme @obo20.

I installed the latest release initially, which is 1.1.23 (release in June of 2021).

Back in Feb 2020 you released this 1.1.4 which fixed this issue (but in a newer version than is currently released?).

Ran into this issue but found I need to change to 1.1.4 maybe (which is a technically older version but higher number).

I just need to upload a folder, which version should I use? I get this same error on Windows 10 with 1.1.23.