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Support relative resolved paths and uri-style assets #34

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The first commit updates the regular expression usdmanager uses to identify references. Previously it did not recognize uri style paths, which are supported by under ArResolver2.0.

The second commit updates the ArResolver2.0 code path to use the source as an anchor. This allows relative references to work
with non-filename asset references. Usd Manager has some internal path manipulation to allow relative paths to work with plain file paths, but it needs to use the resolver plugin for non file paths. This logic already exists when dealing with the ArResolver1.0 API, but when the 2.0 support was added this was overlooked.

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gj-dwa commented Jan 24, 2024

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pkilgo-blz and others added 2 commits January 26, 2024 13:16
This updates the regular expression usdmanager uses to identify
file references. Previously it did not recognize uri style paths,
which are supported by Usd under ArResolver2.0.

Signed-off-by: Peter Shinners <[email protected]>
This updates the ArResolver2.0 code path to use the source
file as an anchor. This allows relative references to work
with non-filename asset references. Usd Manager has some
internal path manipulation to allow relative paths to work
with plain file paths, but it needs to use the resolver
plugin for non file paths. This logic already exists when
dealing with the ArResolver1.0 API, but when the 2.0 i
support was added this was overlooked.

Signed-off-by: Peter Shinners <[email protected]>
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