Dev-iL opened a new pull request, #59785:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/59785

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   closes: #45172
   
   Verified on linux via the unit tests on on win11 by running the script below:
   ```python
   # test_windows_path_fix.py
   """
   Test script to verify the path normalization fix for Windows.
   This tests the core logic without requiring a full Airflow installation.
   """
   from pathlib import Path
   
   
   def test_path_normalization():
       """
       Test that the fix correctly normalizes paths with mixed separators.
       
       This replicates the fix in airflow/dag_processing/dagbag.py:
           normalized_filepath = Path(filepath).as_posix()
           normalized_dags_folder = Path(settings.DAGS_FOLDER).as_posix()
           relative_file = normalized_filepath.replace(normalized_dags_folder, 
"")
       """
       test_cases = [
           # (dags_folder, filepath, expected_relative)
           # Windows backslash paths
           ("C:\\Users\\user\\dags", "C:\\Users\\user\\dags\\my_dag.py", 
"/my_dag.py"),
           # Mixed separators (the bug scenario from the issue)
           ("C:/Users/user/dags", "C:\\Users\\user\\dags\\my_dag.py", 
"/my_dag.py"),
           ("C:\\Users\\user/dags", "C:/Users/user/dags/my_dag.py", 
"/my_dag.py"),
           # Nested paths with mixed separators
           ("C:/Users/user/dags", "C:\\Users\\user\\dags\\subdir\\my_dag.py", 
"/subdir/my_dag.py"),
           # Forward slashes only (should still work)
           ("C:/Users/user/dags", "C:/Users/user/dags/my_dag.py", "/my_dag.py"),
       ]
       
       print("Testing path normalization fix...")
       print("-" * 60)
       
       all_passed = True
       for dags_folder, filepath, expected in test_cases:
           # This is the fix from dagbag.py
           normalized_filepath = Path(filepath).as_posix()
           normalized_dags_folder = Path(dags_folder).as_posix()
           relative_file = normalized_filepath.replace(normalized_dags_folder, 
"")
           
           passed = relative_file == expected
           status = "✓ PASS" if passed else "✗ FAIL"
           
           print(f"\n{status}")
           print(f"  DAGS_FOLDER: {dags_folder}")
           print(f"  filepath:    {filepath}")
           print(f"  Result:      {relative_file}")
           if not passed:
               print(f"  Expected:    {expected}")
               all_passed = False
       
       print("\n" + "-" * 60)
       
       # Also demonstrate what the OLD buggy code would have produced
       print("\nDemonstrating the OLD buggy behavior (without fix):")
       dags_folder = "C:/Users/user/dags"  # Forward slashes
       filepath = "C:\\Users\\user\\dags\\my_dag.py"  # Backslashes
       
       # Old code: simple string replace without normalization
       old_result = filepath.replace(dags_folder, "")
       print(f"  DAGS_FOLDER: {dags_folder}")
       print(f"  filepath:    {filepath}")
       print(f"  Old result:  {old_result}  <- BUG: absolute path returned!")
       
       # New code: normalize first
       new_result = 
Path(filepath).as_posix().replace(Path(dags_folder).as_posix(), "")
       print(f"  New result:  {new_result}  <- FIXED: relative path returned!")
       
       print("\n" + "=" * 60)
       if all_passed:
           print("✅ All tests passed! The fix works correctly on Windows.")
       else:
           print("❌ Some tests failed.")
       
       return all_passed
   
   
   if __name__ == "__main__":
       success = test_path_normalization()
       exit(0 if success else 1)
   ```
   
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