Template not found when crosscompile for Windows

[calindtech]

When running in Linux and running the compiled app in Linux everyting works just fine :)

When i try to compile for windows it works but when i start the application I get file not found.
2024/01/21 01:09:12 html/template: "index.html" is undefined

Here is how i Crosscompile :

`#!/usr/bin/env zsh
myapp="webapp"
echo -n "Enter appname: "
read myapp

for GOOS in darwin linux windows; do
for GOARCH in 386 amd64; do
export GOOS GOARCH
if [ $GOOS = windows ]
then
# if-code
go build -v -o ./dist/$myapp-$GOOS-$GOARCH.exe
elif [ "${GOOS}-${GOARCH}" != "darwin-386" ]
then
go build -v -o ./dist/$myapp-$GOOS-$GOARCH
fi
done
done`

I got a folder named templates and in the main.go i set up the reference to embed like so:

//go:embed all:templates/* templateFS embed.FS

I have tried some variants on just embed, but I don't get it to work.
Is it something known or is it just me?

[mattorchard]

I am also on Windows, and encountered the same problem while trying to use the Go HTMX Tailwind Example
I logged out the paths being passed to the WalkDirFunc and found they were all being separated by a / despite being on windows (not sure if that's caused by fs or embed or something else entirely).
But in any case, replacing String(os.PathSeparator) with "/" did the trick for me.

[jritsema]

Hi there. So sorry that I missed this issue earlier. I tried to write TemplateParseFSRecursive so that it would be cross-platform. Unfortunately I don't have a Windows machine to test it. I'm open to a pull request if you can verify that it works xplat. Thanks!