Changed logic in testprojects package to allow TestProjectsOptions.StackConfigurationPath and other path properties to support nested folders inside of the project (previously only supported config files in root of project).
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TestProjectsOptions.StackConfigurationPath, and the other path variables in same structure, now support nested folder structure within the repository to locate configuration files.
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Description
Changed logic in
testprojects
package to allowTestProjectsOptions.StackConfigurationPath
and other path properties to support nested folders inside of the project (previously only supported config files in root of project).Release required?
x.x.X
)x.X.x
)X.x.x
)Release notes content
TestProjectsOptions.StackConfigurationPath
, and the other path variables in same structure, now support nested folder structure within the repository to locate configuration files.Run the pipeline
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