local_path_to_url('/') return file:///C:/ on windows

[John Arbash Meinel]

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I've been trying to figure out if this is intentional behavior or not.

Basically, awilkens on IRC noticed that if you do 'bzr serve --directory=/' on
windows, you still can only serve branches in the current drive.

Note that internally, bzr is using the url "file:///C:/...".

I just tried doing "bzr serve --directory=file:///", but that actually gets
interpreted as $PWD/file:/.

I don't see any real reason why we shouldn't be exposing the directory at '/'
rather than file:///C:/.

The reason local_path_to_url() does, is because os.abspath('/') return 'C:/' (or
D:/, etc, it depends on $PWD).

Thoughts?
John
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