Fix build when no release exists - #92
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When no release exists, the default branch is placed at the root of the site:
if is_default and not have_toplevel_build:
branch_dir = dest_dir
branches_dir is a child of dest_dir:
branches_dir = dest_dir / "branches"
By default, x.relative_to(y) fails if x is a parent of y:
ValueError: '/home/runner/work/_actions/endlessm/amalgamate-pages/v2/_build'
is not in the subpath of
'/home/runner/work/_actions/endlessm/amalgamate-pages/v2/_build/branches'
This is a security feature. However in this case, as in a couple of other places
in the script, it is correct to use walk_up=True to allow using "../" in the path.
Resolves #91
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@manuq FYI I think this will fix your piqui-piqui issue. |
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When no release exists, the default branch is placed at the root of the site:
branches_dir is a child of dest_dir:
By default, x.relative_to(y) fails if x is a parent of y:
This is a security feature. However in this case, as in a couple of other places in the script, it is correct to use walk_up=True to allow using "../" in the path.
Resolves #91