The PowerShell cmd should trace relative paths from the current directory

[mikeblakeuk]

Paths with dots in quotes should move up directories
For example if c:\git\web-wrongFolder\ exists

C:\git\src\Company.Product\Company.Product.Tests.Web> 
Pickle-Features -FeatureDirectory .\Features -OutputDirectory Html -TestResultsFormat nunit -TestResultsFile "TestResult.xml"
Pickles v.1.2.1.0

Generating documentation based on the following parameters
----------------------------------------------------------
Feature Directory         : c:\git\web-wrongFolder\
Output Directory          : C:\git\web-wrongFolder\Html
Project Name              :
Project Version           :
Language                  :
Incorporate Test Results? : Yes
Test Result Format        : NUnit
Test Result File          : C:\git\web-wrongFolder\TestResult.xml

[dirkrombauts]

If I understand your example, you expect Feature Directory to be C:\git\src\Company.Product\Company.Product.Tests.Web\Features and Output Directory to be C:\git\src\Company.Product\Company.Product.Tests.Web\Html.

Is that what you have in mind?

[dirkrombauts]

It seems there is indeed a problem with the PowerShell commandlet: it appears to be unable to deal with relative paths, or rather it traces relative paths from the USERPROFILE rather than from the current directory.

[dirkrombauts]

I'm adapting the title to reflect the new insight.

[mikeblakeuk]

Thank you for you support and fast responses.

[dirkrombauts]

You're welcome. I will release a bug fix for this issue later today.