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Description
Fixes #556
Adds an argument to the iotedgedev init command, which specifies the name of the folder where the solution will be created. Defaults to . if not provided.
Additional information
Changed the way the init command is calling is calling the create command: it now calls the constructor of the Solution directly instead of going through the call_proc.
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Description
Fixes #556
Adds an argument to the
iotedgedev init
command, which specifies the name of the folder where the solution will be created. Defaults to.
if not provided.Additional information
Changed the way the
init
command is calling is calling thecreate
command: it now calls the constructor of the Solution directly instead of going through thecall_proc
.