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Changing working directory
See original GitHub issueHello!
I have a project that is structured as follows:
.circleci
- .config.yaml
frontend
- package.json
- src
- js application files
- tests
API-related files ...
Is it possible to trigger a running of the cypress tests on Circle using this structure? And if so, could anyone point me in the direction?
Thank you!
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Since the
package.jsonfile is not at the root of the project it is not available when CircleCI attempts to install the dependencies. I need tocd frontendbefore attempting to run any tests or builds.Does that make sense?
ok, I agree - this would be a very nice feature to add. Do you mind adding it (in the src/orb.yml file) and then opening a pull request?