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The cli command exec not handle in a coherent way the repository path when a directory or filename is given for the pipeline. ` woodpecker-cli exec [command options] [path/to/.woodpecker.yaml]` If the path to the pipeline is a file in the `.woodpecker` directory, for example: `.woodpecker/pipeline.yaml`, the repository path will be: `.woodpecker` If the path to the pipeline yaml is a directory with more than one level, for example `ci/woodpecker/`, the repository path will be: `ci` In order not to break the old behavior we added a new option to put the root directory of the repository: ~~~ woodpecker-cli exec --local --repo-path . --pipeline-event manual .woodpecker/build.yml ~~~
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