Use environment variable to define build folder name in release workflow #35
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Multiple commands in the release workflow include the path of the folder that contains the build output. Previously, the complex folder name was specified redundantly in each instance. The readability and maintainability of the workflow is improved by using an environment variable to define the folder name in a single place, then referencing that environment variable in each of the individual commands that use the path.
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Multiple commands in the release workflow include the path of the folder that contains the build output. Previously, the complex folder name was specified redundantly in each instance.
The readability and maintainability of the workflow is improved by using an environment variable to define the folder name in a single place, then referencing that environment variable in each of the individual commands that use the path.