Running the above mentioned npx command results in all the radars getting mixed up, e.g. the android directory has the directory 2021-07-16 that actually belongs to backend. All radars are mixed between the different radar groups android, backend, ios, etc...
Sames goes for my project where I have only two data directories "Foo" and "Bar". And the content from "Foo" is in "Bar" and the other way around.
[x] I've read the docs. This case is not mentioned
[x] Similar issue does not exist
Steps to reproduce
Download this repository as a .zip and extract somewhere
Create a new empty npm project with npm init
Copy the data folder from this repo to the new npm project
Add @qiwi/tech-radar as a dependency and run npm install
Issue type
Expected behavior
Running the following npx command on the data from this repository creates a tech radar like the example from this repository.
Actual behavior
Running the above mentioned npx command results in all the radars getting mixed up, e.g. the android directory has the directory
2021-07-16that actually belongs tobackend. All radars are mixed between the different radar groupsandroid,backend,ios, etc...Sames goes for my project where I have only two data directories "Foo" and "Bar". And the content from "Foo" is in "Bar" and the other way around.
Steps to reproduce
npm init@qiwi/tech-radaras a dependency and runnpm installnpx @qiwi/tech-radar --input "./data/**/*.{csv,json,yml}" --output ./dist --base-prefix tech-radar --autoscope true --nav-page trueSpecifications