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windows_path_resolution
mcp-windows-path-resolut-on-windows-the-credentials-file-fails-to-load-due--21254bab
IFOn Windows, the credentials file fails to load due to a duplicate drive letter prefix (e.g., 'C:\C:\...') in the resolved path.
THENModify the path construction logic to check if the path is already absolute (e.g., starts with a drive letter on Windows) before prepending a root. Use `path.resolve()` with `fileURLToPath(import.meta.url)` to compute the directory, then join relative paths normally. This ensures correct resolution on both Windows and Unix.
Tier 170%
windows_path_resolution
mcp-windows-path-resolut-on-windows-when-running-server-gdrive-authenticati-90f89a57
IFOn Windows, when running server-gdrive authentication, the package fails with 'Cannot find module C:\C:\...\gcp-oauth.keys.json' because it prepends a drive letter to an already absolute path.
THENUse fileURLToPath and path.dirname to compute __dirname from import.meta.url, then use path.resolve with relative paths ('../../../gcp-oauth.keys.json') instead of naive string concatenation. Alternatively, set the environment variables GDRIVE_OAUTH_PATH and GDRIVE_CREDENTIALS_PATH to absolute paths to bypass the bug entirely.
Tier 170%
windows_path_resolution
infrastructure-windows-path-resolut-on-windows-mcp-server-gdrive-fails-to-locate-crede-d9e21bf6
IFOn Windows, MCP server-gdrive fails to locate credentials file because the path resolution incorrectly prepends 'C:\' to already absolute paths, causing 'Cannot find module C:\C:\...' error.
THENReplace plain path.join or concatenation with path.resolve and fileURLToPath(import.meta.url) to compute paths based on module location. Use path.dirname + path.resolve to always produce a normalized absolute path on any OS, avoiding drive-letter duplication.
Tier 170%
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