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As the title suggests, it seems that there is no Assert statement in the test function "Assemble_FromRepositoriesJson". Therefore, no matter how you modify this test, it will pass...
I have another question. If I have a dependency file (e.g., Cmf.Custom.Business.1.1.0.zip) that exists in both the CIRepository and Repositories path which I define in repositories.json, when I run "cmf assemble" to assemble my project, it skips this file and does not assemble it. This behavior seems a bit odd. Is this the expected outcome?
I initially expected that it would first check for dependencies in the Repositories, and if not found there, then look in the CIRepository.
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As the title suggests, it seems that there is no Assert statement in the test function "Assemble_FromRepositoriesJson". Therefore, no matter how you modify this test, it will pass...
I have another question. If I have a dependency file (e.g., Cmf.Custom.Business.1.1.0.zip) that exists in both the CIRepository and Repositories path which I define in repositories.json, when I run "cmf assemble" to assemble my project, it skips this file and does not assemble it. This behavior seems a bit odd. Is this the expected outcome?
I initially expected that it would first check for dependencies in the Repositories, and if not found there, then look in the CIRepository.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: