Migration to v2 gives directory path errors

I upgraded to webpackv5 and the watchpack v2 is now giving incorrect filepaths.

My context is set to /Users/gita/code/experimental I put some output statements in DirectoryWatcher.js to see what is being set as the directoryPath and filePath The inital print statements show the following are first set for DirectoryWatcher and Watcher in the constructor

2020-12-10-15:58:07 1|worker-webpack  | directoryPath of DirectoryWatcher /Users/gita/code
2020-12-10-15:58:07 1|worker-webpack  | directoryPath of DirectoryWatcher /Users/gita
2020-12-10-15:58:07 1|worker-webpack  | directoryPath of DirectoryWatcher /Users
2020-12-10-15:58:07 1|worker-webpack  | filePath of Watcher /Users/gita
2020-12-10-15:58:07 1|worker-webpack  | filePath of Watcher /Users/gita/code
2020-12-10-15:58:07 1|worker-webpack  | filePath of Watcher /Users/gita/code/experimental

And then I get a whole bunch of errors stating ENOTDIR. These are just the first few …

2020-12-10-15:58:08 1|worker-webpack  | Watchpack Error (watcher): Error: ENOTDIR: not a directory, watch '/Users/gita/code/experimental/Users/gita/code'
2020-12-10-15:58:08 1|worker-webpack  | Watchpack Error (watcher): Error: ENOTDIR: not a directory, watch '/Users/gita/code/experimental/Users/gita/code/experimental'
2020-12-10-15:58:08 1|worker-webpack  | Watchpack Error (watcher): Error: ENOTDIR: not a directory, watch '/Users/gita/code/experimental/Users/gita/code/experimental/modules'

It looks like it is incorrectly nesting the base context directory? It it doubling over the base directory path. Any fix/hints?

Versions: webpack 5.10.0 watchpack 2.1.0

[Aghassi]

To the above bug that I was seeing, @gregmagolan helped me track it down and we opened #188

[gita-vahdatinia]

When the initial directorypath and filepath are set up they are being initialized incorrectly I think, hence the double path that is created. If the filepath is already in directorypath it should begin from that one. Let me try and compare watchpack to the previous version to see what has changed