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Allow cli from nested folders#305

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Allow cli from nested folders#305
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With this, you can octomind pull or octomind push anywhere within a subdir that contains the .octomind folder

@RunOrVeith RunOrVeith self-assigned this Dec 19, 2025
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Comment thread src/cli.ts
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Comment thread package.json
Comment thread src/tools/test-targets.ts

export const pushTestTarget = async (
options: { testTargetId: string; source?: string } & ListOptions,
options: { testTargetId: string } & ListOptions,

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fyi, currently https://github.com/OctoMind-dev/automagically-action-execute/blob/v2.8.4/.github/workflows/main.yml#L126 this workflow relies on it being possible to configure a different source (so that the OTHER steps in that workflow do NOT use ymls)

We can solve that differently (by writing the ymls only in the step they should be used), but just so you are aware

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I don't get this comment, please come up with a solution in january ;) so that the OTHER steps in that workflow do NOT use ymls

* Make the test target a folder

* Fix tests
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Germandrummer92 deleted the allow-cli-from-nested branch January 13, 2026 18:21
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