Terminal Ctrl+Click on a file with colon in filename does not open the file, preceding zeroes are deleted

[phiresky]

Does this issue occur when all extensions are disabled?: Yes

• VS Code Version: 1.99.3
• OS Version: Arch Linux

Steps to Reproduce:

1. echo hello > test-$(date -Is).log
2. echo ./test-2025-04-28T11:03:09+02:00.log
3. echo test-2025-04-28T11:03:09+02:00.log

ctrl+click in the terminal. it will show "./test-2025-04-28T11:3:9 no matching results" instead of opening the file

Interestingly, if you echo WITHOUT ./ prefix, and WITHOUT numbers (echo test-2025-04-28T11:19:24+02:00.log) it works fine, but only if the other file does not exist (prefix matching?)

There is some semi-related issues ( #193629 ) but I didn't see any where colons are part of the filename and thus misdetected.

[anthonykim1]

Nice find!

Potentially related to: #228323
Wasn't able to confirm #228323 but was able to repro this one.
We should track this one for the deletion of zero(s) and also the deletion of +.

Thing start to break with the second : I noticed.

[anthonykim1]

When there is two colons, you can't even navigate directly to that file instead it shows dropdown like:

Then when there is preceding ./ it would just straight up say file not found.

Basically need to better handle when there is more than one : in the link.