In wsl you can cd into a directory without the correct case so
cd /mnt/c/Folder1
is the same as
cd /mnt/c/foLdeR1
if the CWD is the same directory but has different case it won't add any of the files in the final .scip because it thinks they are part of a different directory
In wsl you can cd into a directory without the correct case so
cd /mnt/c/Folder1is the same as
cd /mnt/c/foLdeR1if the CWD is the same directory but has different case it won't add any of the files in the final .scip because it thinks they are part of a different directory