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package org.apache.spark.sql.util

import java.nio.file.{Path, Paths}

object ArtifactUtils {

  private[sql] def concatenatePaths(basePath: Path, otherPath: Path): Path = {
    require(!otherPath.isAbsolute)
    // We avoid using the `.resolve()` method here to ensure that we're concatenating the two
    // paths.
    val concatenatedPath = Paths.get(basePath.toString + "/" + otherPath.toString)
    // Note: The normalized resulting path may still reference parent directories if the
    // `otherPath` contains sufficient number of parent operators (i.e "..").
    // Example: `basePath` = "/base", `otherPath` = "subdir/../../file.txt"
    // Then, `concatenatedPath` = "/base/subdir/../../file.txt"
    // and `normalizedPath` = "/base/file.txt".
    val normalizedPath = concatenatedPath.normalize()
    // Verify that the prefix of the `normalizedPath` starts with `basePath/`.
    require(normalizedPath != basePath && normalizedPath.startsWith(s"$basePath/"))
    normalizedPath
  }

  private[sql] def concatenatePaths(basePath: Path, otherPath: String): Path = {
    concatenatePaths(basePath, Paths.get(otherPath))
  }
}