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Make <logpath> work with relative directories
See original GitHub issueAt the moment <logpath> works only with full paths, doesn’t work with relative paths. It would be nice to have it work from the working directory of the .exe
Working:
<logpath>C:\Program Files\My Service\logs</logpath>
Not working:
<logpath>logs</logpath>
<logpath>%CD%\logs</logpath>
Thanks, Andrea
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- Created 9 years ago
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why so complex? <logpath>%BASE%\log</logpath>
works fine …
At least now there are examples and user-visible documentation added in #170