Hi Kedro team! I am trying to run the command

kedro package

for a project that sits in a folder called

D:/projects/tmp_spaceflights

. However, on the pc I am working on,

D:

is mapped (i.e. aliased) as a drive to the location:

C:/Coding

As a result, when using the command to package the project in a (Windows) command line [while in the folder mapped as

D:/projects/tmp_spaceflights]

, I get an error saying that:

C:/Coding/projects/tmp_spaceflights

is not in the subpath of

D:/projects/tmp_spaceflights

OR one path is relative and the other is absolute. Is there a way to make it understand that in fact:

D:/

==

C:/Coding

, that does not include changing my command line location from the 'mapped'

D:/

to the original

C:/Coding

? The reason I start CMD with

D:

as a Current Working Directory (CWD) is because this offers me some shortcuts, validations and privileges that are pre-installed on this pc, which otherwise I would not have if my CWD was the 'resolved'

C:/Coding

hi @George p, I suspect it's because of how we resolve symlinks https://github.com/kedro-org/kedro/issues/2346 could you post a comment there with your problem?