id,summary,reporter,owner,description,type,status,milestone,component,version,severity,resolution,keywords,cc
12574,is_directory sets boost::system::errc::no_such_process when path contains more directory components,Wojciech Muła <wojciech_mula@…>,Beman Dawes,"Assume there is a directory ""/tmp"", then is_directory(""/tmp"", error) returns true and sets error's value to '''success'''.

When we query for subdirectory, like is_directory(""/tmp/foo"", error), then the function returns false and sets error's value to '''no_such_file_or_directory'''. It is OK.

However, query like is_directory(""/tmp/foo/bar"") sets error's value to '''no_such_process'''. It is completely unexpected & counterintuitive. It seems that this value is returned when the part of path after an existing directory contains directory separator(s) -- here ""foo/bar"".

This happens on Windows, I haven't tested it on Linux.",Bugs,closed,To Be Determined,filesystem,Boost 1.62.0,Problem,invalid,windows,