Support dedicated installation package directory #62
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Introduced
PackagesCrawler
to encapsulate logic that will read all installation packages full file paths. It enables theDeployClient
to read installation packages from a defined directory. It's no more necessary to save installation packages beside theDeployClient
.Encapsulated code in own method, that will write packages information to
console and cancels the execution if no packages were found in packages
directory, to get better readable code.
Added unit tests for new PackagesCrawler component.
Cleaned-up CommandlineOptions class and added short names for options.
Furthermore, added option "
packages-directory
" to defines a directory,from which install packages will be read.
Extended
App.config
by possibility to configurePackagesDirectory
path.Migrated Solution to Visual Studio 2019.
Updated DeployClient project to .Net Framework 4.8 to get it up to date.
Related issue: #26