I'm seeing a strange behavior with a file:// link in a comment in a C/C++ source file (.c).
When I ctrl-click to open the link, I get a Windows network error dialog (see attached) which shows a truncated filename. The real filename is about 32 characters longer. Initially I thought that it was a character count issue but if I just hit Cancel in the error dialog (or Diagnose, for that matter), the file opens in spite of the error. In this case, it is an html file and it opens up in Chrome just fine. In case it matters, the entire link, including quotes "file://.......html" is 172 characters long and has lots of spaces in the path as well as in the filename. The file is on a network drive with NTFS file system.
Any thoughts?
This is with 25.0.1.0, no hotfixes, on Windows 10. 25.0.0.9, hotfix 5 does the same thing.