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On the other hand their case sensitivity behaviour means that “cross-platform” Java applications can break if they are run on a non-windows platform where openi
by dan-robertson 5y ago
On the other hand their case sensitivity behaviour means that “cross-platform” Java applications can break if they are run on a non-windows platform where opening files is case sensitive (unlike on windows)
- 908B64B197 5y agoIt's actually a feature. Easier to add a flag to ignore case rather than fix bugs where files only differ by case and are therefore overwritten on a case-insensitive filesystem.