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Uniform treatment of input directory
If you use
jk run ./examples/foo/index.js
then the input directory is ./examples/foo, whereas if you use
jk run -m ./examples/foo/index.js
then the input directory is .. In fact, for everything except for running a file, the input directory defaults to the current directory. It should really always be the current directory, unless changed by -i.
(@dlespiau We had a long discussion of how input directories should work, which I cannot now find)