This fixes a bug where if there are special characters in a database path, it is not possible to navigate to that file from the results view. Note that the results from our BQRS returned properly encoded URIs, but our paths coming from sarif were unencoded. Our path parsing handled the latter correctly (even though these are not correct URIs) and the former incorrectly. The fix here is to first ensure all uris are properly encoded. We do this by running `encodeURI` in sarif-utils (can't run encodeURIComponent or else the path separators `/` will also be encoded). Then, we ensure that when we resolve locations, we decode all file paths. This works in all cases I have tried. I still have an issue with running View AST on some of these databases, but that I believe is a separate issue.
CodeQL for Visual Studio Code
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