This definitly does not smell from my point of view, since it is very
common for tests to read and write into project relative paths.
Actually if you deal with files relative is the only way....
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On Sep 11, 2008, at 3:15 AM, Hans Dockter wrote:
Hi,
I have hit upon a current dir issue when porting a Maven build to
Gradle. Maven seems to change the current dir to the sub project it
is actual building. Some test classes in this subproject rely on
this as they use relative paths. Whether this is a design smell is
one question. The other question is if Gradle should also change the
current dir to the project dir of the task it is executing?
- Hans
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