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How to pass the file from same repo to my code #25717
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Hello, If I have a text file stored in my repo at:
Example below:
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Yes, the
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After checkout the file exists in the workspace, just like in your repository. You can |
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Thank you @airtower-luna ! This is very helpful. How do I pass the path into the |
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That depends on how your script expects to retrieve the path. The easiest thing would probably be to put the path on the command line, but you could also set an environment variable. |
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So technically python is running on same path as the repo, I can just call it with repo/stored_files/hello.txt? Can I call this path inside |
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The default working directory is inside your repository, so it’s going to be more like The rest depends on how you want to do things. You can hardcode the path in your script. Whether that’s a good idea depends on what your script is supposed to do. |
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Thank you @airtower-luna ! Much appreciate your help and insight! |
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The default working directory is inside your repository, so it’s going to be more like
stored_files/hello.txt. You can add a step withrun: find .to see what’s in the workspace.The rest depends on how you want to do things. You can hardcode the path in your script. Whether that’s a good idea depends on what your script is supposed to do.