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PathParameterOptions

Struct PathParameterOptions 

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pub struct PathParameterOptions<'a> {
    pub job_template_dir: &'a str,
    pub current_working_dir: &'a str,
    pub path_format: PathFormat,
    pub allow_template_dir_walk_up: bool,
    pub allow_uri_path_values: bool,
}
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Options controlling how PATH parameters are resolved in preprocess_job_parameters.

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§job_template_dir: &'a str

Directory containing the job template. Relative PATH defaults are joined to this.

§current_working_dir: &'a str

Current working directory. Relative PATH user values are joined to this.

§path_format: PathFormat

How path strings are interpreted for absolute/relative checks. Use PathFormat::host() for local filesystem paths, or PathFormat::Posix / PathFormat::Windows when paths originate from a known platform.

§allow_template_dir_walk_up: bool

If false, PATH defaults must be relative and within job_template_dir. If true, absolute defaults and .. walk-up are permitted.

§allow_uri_path_values: bool

If true, URI values (scheme://...) in PATH parameters are preserved as-is (requires EXPR extension). If false with EXPR, URIs are rejected with an error. Without EXPR, this flag is ignored — URIs are treated as opaque relative strings.

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impl<'a> PathParameterOptions<'a>

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pub fn new(job_template_dir: &'a str, current_working_dir: &'a str) -> Self

Create options with sensible defaults: host path format, no walk-up, no URIs.

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