remotePathResolve not working for every path

[der-schick96]

Describe the bug
The resolveRemotePaths cannot resolve every path correctly.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behaviour:

• I have a python application, which generated a corbuleta xml report, which was successfully parsed and imported by the extension
• The application runs on a docker container, and is copied to an absolute path '/app'
• I set the 'resolveRemotePath' setting to ['/app', '']
• I am trying to display the coverage

Expected behaviour
The coverage is rendered.

Outcome
The extensions fails to resolve any path, but does not give a warning or error.

I actually found the cause of the bug. The path is resolved with the following function:

sectionfinder.ts:81

private resolveFileName(fileName: string): string {
        let potentialFileName = fileName;
        const remoteLocalPaths = this.configStore.remotePathResolve;
        if (remoteLocalPaths) {
            const remoteFragment = remoteLocalPaths[0];
            const localFragment = remoteLocalPaths[1];
            const paths = fileName.split(remoteFragment);

            // If we have a length of two we have a match and can swap the paths
            // Note: this is because split will give us an array of two with the first element
            // being an empty string and the second being the project path.
            if (paths.length === 2) {
                potentialFileName = localFragment + paths[1];
            }
        }
        return potentialFileName;
    }

In my case, i had a path /app/src/app/my_module.py which should be resolved to src/app/my_module.py.
With remotePathResolve set to ['/app', ''], the '/app' substring is matched two times by .split, causing the
file name resolution to fail.
I could fix the issue by changing the setting to ' ['/app'/src, 'src']', but i had to go through the source code to figure this one out.

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: Ubuntu 20.04 64bit
• Extension Version v2.9.1
• VSCode Version 1.66.2 x64

Additional context
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[ryanluker]

@der-schick96 Thanks for the ticket and the investigation!
Very interesting bug, I agree with your thinking around the issue living in the resolveFileName as well.
I will try to put in some time to make a failing test for this function, that uses the scenario you mentioned above, but in the meantime you can use the workaround you found.