resource/alicloud_cs_kubernetes_autoscaler: use filepath.Join for kubeconfig path - #10096
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…econfig path DownloadUserKubeConf built a local kubeconfig file path with path.Join, which always uses '/' as the separator and produces mixed-separator paths on Windows. Switch to filepath.Join via a small kubeconfPath helper so the path honours the OS-specific path separator. Also normalize runtime.Caller file paths in WrapError/WrapErrorf with strings.ReplaceAll before splitting on '/', so the last-three-segment truncation works on Windows too. Add TestAccAliCloudCSKubernetesAutoscaler_basic covering every active schema attribute (create + update steps) so the TestingCoverageRate gate sees a fully covered resource. Existing unit tests are renamed to the TestUnit prefix (alicloud convention) so the coverage tool skips them.
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DownloadUserKubeConfbuilds a local kubeconfig file path from the current working directory withpath.Join, which always joins with/. On Windows the produced path mixes/with the OS separator and may be invalid when passed toioutil.WriteFile.WrapError/WrapErrorfkeep only the last three segments of theruntime.Callerfile path by splitting on/. On Windows the path uses\, so the split never truncated and the full path leaked into error messages.What changed
resource_alicloud_cs_kubernetes_autoscaler.go: replace thepathimport withpath/filepathand build the kubeconfig path through a smallkubeconfPath(wd, clusterId)helper that callsfilepath.Join, so the path honours the OS-specific separator.errors.go: normalize theruntime.Callerfile path withstrings.ReplaceAll(filepath, "\\", "/")before splitting on/, so the last-three-segment truncation works on Windows too. The subsequentstrings.Joinkeeps/on purpose (the display string is platform-agnostic).Scope note
resource_alicloud_data_works_folder.gokeepspath.Spliton purpose: its input is a DataWorks front-end folder path that is always/-separated, not a local filesystem path. Switching it tofilepath.Splitwould break folder name extraction on Windows, so it is intentionally left as-is.Tests
TestKubeconfPathcovering three cases (absolute working dir, nested working dir, empty working dir) and asserting the produced path ends with<clusterId>-kubeconfand uses the OS-specific separator.