provide a shorter alias for workingDirectory#303
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to enable more compact build tasks
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it was far more effort to write the description than it was to write that single line change. |
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@SeidChr Nothing blocking this. It just slipped past me amongst the million GH notifications I get. This LGTM. Sorry for not responding sooner. |
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thanks ! 😀 |
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to enable more compact build tasks
Description
adding the alias "wd" for the "workingDirectory" parameter of the Exec command.
Motivation and Context
It helps putting short commands in a single line and still keep them readable.
Especially usefull when putting many tasks below each other in a tabular form
How Has This Been Tested?
The change is minimal intrusive, and using a default Powershell feature. Not adding any testable logic.
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