bug#49711: 27.2; Deleting a directory called ~ deletes home directory

[Lars Ingebrigtsen <larsi@gnus.org>]

Eli Zaretskii <eliz@gnu.org> writes:

>> Do you mean "~/foo"?  That works the same as before.
>
> Does it?  And what gets recorded in the trash info -- "~/foo" or its
> expansion?  If the latter, where does that expansion happen?
>
> And what about relative file names, as in "foo/bar" -- what gets
> recorded in trash info then?

Nothing has changed about the source file handling -- only the
construction of the path name in the trash can has changed.

> Btw, the implementation of directory-append is sub-optimal: it
> allocates space for the combined string twice.  It is better to create
> an uninit Lisp string first, and then fill its data with the right
> contents.

Good idea.

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