Python 3.11 through 3.11.4, there's a problem with the os.path.normpath() function where you can cut off the path unexpectedly with normpath().
os.path.normpath() method in Python is used to normalize the specified path. All redundant separator and up-level references are collapsed in the process of path normalization. For example: A//B, A/B/, A/./B and A/foo/../B all will be normalized to A/B.
Let's break down example.py to understand whats what
Importing the bult in function path.
from os import pathnormalizing the path but we add \0 at first
normalized_path = path.normpath('\0')here we print the new path
print(normalized_path)and output will be
Now instead of using \0 I will replace it with \0\images\anything.png
This directly switching the path to root path instead of normalize the specified path. It's for sure critical when it comes to websites and so on...
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