What is the GetFullPath(String, String) overload?
The documentation of the Path.GetFullPath(String) method contains the following text (emphasis mine):
Important
If
pathis a relative path, this overload returns a fully qualified path that can be based on the current drive and current directory. [...] To return a deterministic path, call the GetFullPath(String, String) overload. [...]
I checked the documentation and IntelliSense, and I just can't find a GetFullPath overload that takes two parameters (.net 4.8, full classic framework). Is this a documentation bug (and maybe they meant Path.Combine(String, String) instead?) or did I miss something?
It was introduced in .NET Core 2.1 / .NET Standard 2.1. It seems that the docs website isn't clever enough to hide parts of the documentation which are only relevant to newer .NET versions.
See the docs for GetFullPath(String, String) here.
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