Use folder name in "meta exec"

Is there a way to get the current folder name, when running a command via meta exec?

Here’s a concrete example of what I’m hoping to accomplish (although, I could foresee a handful of other scenarios where this might be useful):

We have a meta-repo, containing a .meta file with a bunch of other projects that all depend on each other. These sub-repos contain .NET Standard projects, and I would like run a command to compile and publish (to a local feed) each project one-by-one.

For example…

rmdir %USERPROFILE%/.nuget/packages/<name-of-project> /s /q
dotnet pack src/<name-of-project>/<name-of-project>.csproj --configuration Release --output package
nuget push -Source %USERPROFILE%/.nuget/packages/ src/<name-of-project>/package/<name-of-project>.<version>.nupkg

Due to the folder structure we have in place, the command that I’m running changes depending on which project I’m building, if that makes sense.

[jeremyalan]

Honestly, I should probably just wrap this up into a meta plugin, to avoid copying this script into all my meta repos, then I could just run:

$ meta nuget publish

I’ll add it to my pile. 😉

[mateodelnorte]

Closing since this is getting satisfied by a plugin.

@jeremyalan any chance you’d like to publish a meta-nuget and have it linked to from the main meta repo?