Use directory in get_python_env_info
#299
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Description
Connected to #269
actions._deploy_by_python_frameworkingests a directory, and the directory is passed intoactions.get_python_env_infoin thefilenameargument. t is assumed to be , causingactions.get_python_env_infoto look one step too high in the directory structure.This manifests itself when users pass in a
requirements.txtfile when deploying different python frameworks. Becauseactions.get_python_env_infois looking too high in the directory, it does not recognize the user's requirements file in the working directory and will overwrite it with one generated by rsconnect-python.Testing Notes / Validation Steps
Tried this on my local Connect, and it allows for me to pass in custom
requirements.txt. Trying it out on the CI to make sure its not breaking other things 😄