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[Merged by Bors] - feat(cdk): add -p package_name
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[Merged by Bors] - feat(cdk): add -p package_name
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LGTM for CDK side. Will defer @digikata for hubutil
The search assumption sounds reasonable to me. |
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Currently, `cdk publish` command does not have the option to specify the package; hence must be executed from the crate's directory. It is inconvenient in CI/CD pipelines. This PR adds the support `-p` parameter so the command can be executed from any workspace directory. This includes how files listed `package-meta.yaml` are searched: now they are looked up relative to the file `package-meta.yaml` itself instead of the current directory where `cdk` runs.
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Currently, `cdk publish` command does not have the option to specify the package; hence must be executed from the crate's directory. It is inconvenient in CI/CD pipelines. This PR adds the support `-p` parameter so the command can be executed from any workspace directory. This includes how files listed `package-meta.yaml` are searched: now they are looked up relative to the file `package-meta.yaml` itself instead of the current directory where `cdk` runs.
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-p package_name
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Currently,
cdk publish
command does not have the option to specify the package; hence must be executed from the crate's directory. It is inconvenient in CI/CD pipelines.This PR adds the support
-p
parameter so the command can be executed from any workspace directory.This includes how files listed
package-meta.yaml
are searched: now they are looked up relative to the filepackage-meta.yaml
itself instead of the current directory wherecdk
runs.