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Prior to this commit, if a FileSystemResource was created from a java.nio.file.Path or java.nio.file.FileSystem, the URI returned from getURI() was based on the semantics of Path#toUri() which always includes the "authority component" (i.e., "//") after the scheme (e.g., "file://..."). In contrast, if a FileSystemResource is created from a java.io.File or String, the URI returned from getURI() never includes the "authority component" due to the semantics of File#toURI(). Consequently, invoking myFileSystemResource.getURI().toString() could result in "file:/my/path" or "file:///my/path", depending on how the FileSystemResource was created. This behavior is not new; however, recent changes in PathMatchingResourcePatternResolver -- which result in a FileSystemResource being created from a java.nio.file.Path instead of from a java.io.File -- make this difference more noticeable to users and may in fact surface as a breaking change. To address that issue, this commit revises the implementation of FileSystemResource.getURI() by normalizing any `file:` URIs that it returns. Effectively, URIs like "file:///my/path" will now take the form "file:/my/path". See gh-29163 Closes gh-29275
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