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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
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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
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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.
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.
I'm adapting the title to reflect the new insight.
dirkrombauts
changed the title
The PoweShell cmd should handle dots in the path
The PowerShell cmd should trace relative paths from the current directory
Sep 24, 2015
Paths with dots in quotes should move up directories
For example if
c:\git\web-wrongFolder\
existsThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: