Handle logs with positive CountDirection, extension preservation and placed in dir #232
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Fix #231
Problem
PreserveLogFileNameExtensionwas cutting off the directory part that could be present on config'sFileoption. It resulted in unbound rolling of files in the scenario described in the linked issue.Solution
Fix the issue by making the
PreserveLogFileNameExtensioncode branch handle the directory correctly.Testing
It can be tested with the configuration provided in linked issue.