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I have Pester tests that I need to pass path parameters to it. I use the hashtable syntax using the scriptFolder property to pass those. Because of this I have to pre-pend $(Build.SourcesDirectory\Path), which makes the parameters line very long in yaml.
It would be nice if there was a workingDirectory property that specified from which folder Invoke-Pester gets called.
Azure DevOps Extension you are using
richardfennellBM.BM-VSTS-PesterRunner-Task.Pester-Task.Pester@8
(public, unmodified version)Where are you running it?
Version of Extension/Task
richardfennellBM.BM-VSTS-PesterRunner-Task.Pester-Task.Pester@8
(public, unmodified version)Expected behaviour and actual behaviour
I have Pester tests that I need to pass path parameters to it. I use the hashtable syntax using the
scriptFolder
property to pass those. Because of this I have to pre-pend$(Build.SourcesDirectory\Path)
, which makes the parameters line very long in yaml.It would be nice if there was a
workingDirectory
property that specified from which folderInvoke-Pester
gets called.cc @ChrisLGardner
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