drive letter casing is inconsistent with node 0.11x

[tkellen]

in node 0.11.14, executing

var resolve = require('resolve');
console.log(require.resolve('resolve'));
console.log(resolve.sync('resolve'));

outputs:

E:\test\node_modules\resolve\index.js
e:\test\node_modules\resolve\index.js

ref gulpjs/gulp#664

[yocontra]

@substack Any implementation tips? I'm sure somebody in the community could handle this if you pointed them in the right direction

[ljharb]

gulpjs/gulp#664 (comment) implies that this behavior would require resolve to unnormalize things, since calling into path.join is necessary for windows compatibility. Is this just about drive letters (which would be relatively trivial to capitalize), or are there other differences we'd run into trying to fix it piecemeal?

[ljharb]

Per nodejs/node-v0.x-archive#7799 (comment), this was fixed in nodejs/node-v0.x-archive@016e084, which means it's fixed in v0.11.15.

Given that v0.11.14 is the sole version this is broken in, and 0.11 is both long since EOL and was unstable in its entire line, I'm going to close this as a wontfix.