LocalPath - The path used to clone the repo to for updating. Defaults to $(System.DefaultWorkingDirectory)\repo

[Cestmoileo]

LocalPath - The path used to clone the repo to for updating. Defaults to $(System.DefaultWorkingDirectory)\repo

Hello,

I need help , i am using both of your tasks for the generation of release notes in my azure devops portal , please let me know whether the below said parameter is mandatory because it creates a sub page in my git wiki which i dont want to get cloned there.
Thats not great looking, is there any other workaround for this , please help !!

LocalPath - The path used to clone the repo to for updating. Defaults to $(System.DefaultWorkingDirectory)\repo

[Cestmoileo]

[rfennell]

The LocalPath - The path used to clone the repo to for updating. Defaults to $(System.DefaultWorkingDirectory)\repo is just the temporary folder used for the local cloned copy of the WIKI repo.

The file to add to the WIKI is copied into the correct folder then a commit done.

So the only thing that should get uploaded to the WIKI is the file/folder stucture added to this temp repo

Does that help?

[Cestmoileo]

Thanks for replying back 👍 , yes correct. The folder structure gets copied over there in my wiki location in the folder named "repo".
But i dont want the folder and its files to be copied again over there and visible in my wiki location. is there something you could help me with ? Its like a duplicate/ cloned copy of the same folder structure under "repo"

Thanks for this excellent and awesome tool !!

Léo