Fun fact: using a subst-based approach has the same effect:

Suppose you've got a dev tree that's hitting the Windows long filename issues in some spots (yeah, some git (GUI) tools still fail on the classic 260 limit 😢 ) and you 'fix' that by doing this in your root project/git repo path:

SUBST Z: .

and then switch to your regular bash+git+whatnot environment, addressing everything as a /z/bla/bla/blub/... (bash) or Z:/bla/bla/blub/... (CMD / PS) path.

The result: nyc is dead in the water at 0 results a la your istanbuljs/nyc#1381.

Happens for any project here where your path are based off a SUBST drive root.

windows symlinks (aka junctions) mess up the is-outside-dir logic #46

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