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Templating is assuming the repository name is the same as the project name #160

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m-s- opened this issue Mar 31, 2022 · 0 comments
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Templating is assuming the repository name is the same as the project name #160

m-s- opened this issue Mar 31, 2022 · 0 comments
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m-s- commented Mar 31, 2022

Even though this is the ADS default, we may target a different repository. We already receive the repository URL as an input, we should obtain the repo name from the URL. If we fail, then perhaps we can fallback to the project name?
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fix(init): derive repository name from valid repository url
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As a convention, we assumed the repository url is the same as the project name. However, for
multi-repo projects this may not be true. As such, if the repository url is a valid Azure DevOps
repository, we can and should extract the repository name from there.

criticalmanufacturing#160
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fix(init): derive repository name from valid repository url
6de229e 
As a convention, we assumed the repository url is the same as the project name. However, for
multi-repo projects this may not be true. As such, if the repository url is a valid Azure DevOps
repository, we can and should extract the repository name from there.

#160
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m-s- added a commit that referenced this issue Aug 24, 2022
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fix(init): derive repository name from valid repository url
1ea1359 
As a convention, we assumed the repository url is the same as the project name. However, for
multi-repo projects this may not be true. As such, if the repository url is a valid Azure DevOps
repository, we can and should extract the repository name from there.

#160
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