If I have ```a_dir -> some_shell.sh b_dir ->...
# general
h
If I have
Copy code
a_dir -> some_shell.sh
b_dir -> another_shell.sh
and write
source a_dir/some_shell.sh
in
another_shell.sh
, pants correctly infers my dependencies. However, that obviously doesn't work in application because I'd really need
source ../a_dir/some_shell.sh
or something similar. What's the right way to do/organize this?
I can do the little
shellcheck
comment to make inference work, but 🤷
b
If the inference “works” but the code doesn’t run, that sounds like inference may not be working properly?
h
That’s my thought