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Change remote script to avoid changing working dir#27

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Change remote script to avoid changing working dir#27
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@datalek datalek commented Jul 9, 2025

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The remote script was creating project files in a temporary directory instead of the current working directory where the user invoked the command. This made the generated project inaccessible after script completion.

Modified the script to download and extract the boil binary in a temporary location while maintaining the original working directory for project generation.

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  • Update the remote-run script to operate from original working directory

Before this commit, the script changed to a temporary directory to download
and extract files. After this commit, the script uses absolute paths to work
with files in the temp directory without changing the current working
directory.
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@datalek datalek merged commit 4fe67a0 into main Jul 9, 2025
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@datalek datalek deleted the features/remote-run branch July 9, 2025 20:08
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