We are currently trying to run waterbutler on Windows and on inspection of the registered routes, we stumbled upon the following line in app.py:
(os.path.join('/', api.PREFIX, pattern.lstrip('/')), handler)
This has a strange behavior on Windows, so that instead of a normal "/" it adds a "\", which makes the api v1 not useable on Windows.
One workaround we implemented was to just add those three strings manually using the following line:
('/' + api.PREFIX + '/' + pattern.lstrip('/'), handler)
We are currently trying to run waterbutler on Windows and on inspection of the registered routes, we stumbled upon the following line in app.py:
(os.path.join('/', api.PREFIX, pattern.lstrip('/')), handler)This has a strange behavior on Windows, so that instead of a normal "/" it adds a "\", which makes the api v1 not useable on Windows.
One workaround we implemented was to just add those three strings manually using the following line:
('/' + api.PREFIX + '/' + pattern.lstrip('/'), handler)