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Rename "..png" to "period.png" for the sake of various tools out there that can't cope with a file named "..png" #88
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…an application (Laravel's vendor:publish for instance), "period.png" seems like a better choice.
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Ah, whoops. It seems I accidentally included my own hacks for Laravel Admin in this, I'll revert that in my dot-fix branch. |
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March 29, 2015 13:14
This reverts commit f23eb03.
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Better fix: #97 |
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It's likely this will need to do some file_exists() checking as it'll break various themes, but tools such as Laravel's artisan vendor:publish command can't deal with "..png" and instead treat it as going up one directory if not two.
It's not an ideal situation, but with so many problems that can happen using a naming format like this it seems like a sensible move to change it. I doubt ".period" is going to show up as an extension any time soon.