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the p:file-copy step is currently unable to copy a directory to a specified target directory. Instead it copies it in the specified target directory. Maybe we can add some option to specify this?
This currently not easily solved. If you do <p:file-copy href=".../source" target=".../target"/>, what you get is a directory .../target/source. To me not logical and unintuitive.
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To me it’s logical and intuitive because it’s specified like that ;)
You can achieve the desired result if you copy source to target/.. and then rename it. Except that you can’t rename it because p:file-move doesn’t have an overwrite option.
So you can achieve the desired result by removing target first and then copying source to former target’s path.
the
p:file-copy
step is currently unable to copy a directory to a specified target directory. Instead it copies it in the specified target directory. Maybe we can add some option to specify this?This currently not easily solved. If you do
<p:file-copy href=".../source" target=".../target"/>
, what you get is a directory.../target/source
. To me not logical and unintuitive.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: