go-geiger does not detect unsafe usages with absolute paths in WSL2

[antoniozh]

When I use absolute paths for a go project, go-geiger won't detect it. The package path is also different, the first one has an underscore prepended to the path.

antoniozhu@WS0075-21:/mnt/c/Users/antonio.zhu/Documents/repos/praktikum/unsafe-toolkit$ go-geiger ./dummy_project/
  WITH DEPENDENCIES   LOCAL PACKAGE   PACKAGE PATH                                                                      
--------------------+---------------+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
          1                 1         _/mnt/c/Users/antonio.zhu/Documents/repos/praktikum/unsafe-toolkit/dummy_project  

Package _/mnt/c/Users/antonio.zhu/Documents/repos/praktikum/unsafe-toolkit/dummy_project including imports effectively makes up 1 packages
  1 of those contain unsafe usages

Couting occurances of unsafe.Pointer

Packages in green have no unsafe usages
Packages in red contain unsafe usages
Packages in white import packages with unsafe usages
antoniozhu@WS0075-21:/mnt/c/Users/antonio.zhu/Documents/repos/praktikum/unsafe-toolkit$ go-geiger $PWD/dummy_project/
  WITH DEPENDENCIES   LOCAL PACKAGE   PACKAGE PATH                                                                     
--------------------+---------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
          0                 0         /mnt/c/Users/antonio.zhu/Documents/repos/praktikum/unsafe-toolkit/dummy_project  

Package /mnt/c/Users/antonio.zhu/Documents/repos/praktikum/unsafe-toolkit/dummy_project including imports effectively makes up 1 packages
  1 of those do not contain any unsafe usages

Couting occurances of unsafe.Pointer

Packages in green have no unsafe usages
Packages in red contain unsafe usages
Packages in white import packages with unsafe usages

I'm using the following software: go version go1.13.8 linux/amd64 Ubuntu 20.04 on WSL2

[jlauinger]

Hey @antoniozh, thanks for reporting this! I will have a look into it.