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You really, REALLY don't wan't to contextualize filesystem case sensitivity. Either it's case sensitive, either it's not. The rest should be the least surprisin
by tuyiown 4y ago
You really, REALLY don't wan't to contextualize filesystem case sensitivity. Either it's case sensitive, either it's not.
The rest should be the least surprising in all cases: either conform to long age practices (unix, windows, case sensitive fs or not), or kept behind flags, and then you have the UX for general users (eg. files browser), in which whatever the least surprising for a picked lower bar of computer literate will do.
- jhugo 4y agoI agree. But contextualising case sensitivity is sort of what VSCode is doing here. I'm running on a system where files are case-sensitive, yet it, because of Microsoft's preference for case-insensitivity, insists on sorting filenames without regard for case.