Tanmay Mathpal

@manusa, I'm willing to work on this. Kindly assign this to me.

@rohanKanojia / @manusa, Please look into this issue and if it seems a genuine issue, then assign it to me.

Hi @manusa, Sorry for the messy description, There was a lot to cover. The issue persists with both Windows and Linux. In Windows: ```org.eclipse.jkube.kit.config.service.JKubeServiceException: Unable to build the image using...

@rohanKanojia: Sure, Just change `outputDirectory` in `jKubeServiceHub.Configuration` to `target.getName()` in `OpenshiftBuildServiceIntegrationTest`   and run `mvn clean install` for the project.

@manusa / @rohanKanojia: Were you guys able to reproduce the Issue?

@rohanKanojia: I have been working on that and have made some progress with it. The issue is occurring with `target.getName()` because it creates the Destination Directory as the sub directory...

@rohanKanojia : I don't think that would solve the problem, Because the issue occurring, here, https://github.com/eclipse/jkube/blob/8caae1af25655622875bf537b32814fd3648c189/jkube-kit/common/src/main/java/org/eclipse/jkube/kit/common/archive/AssemblyFileSetUtils.java#L168 In the `copy()`, it creates the destination file once it resolves that the file...

@rohanKanojia: Sorry, I missed your last comment yesterday. I'll see if the changing the Dockerfile's location to baseDirectory works. I believe changing the output directory to be different from the...

@rohanKanojia: Hi, Yeah, I checked it yesterday. The solution worked like a charm. I changed the `Dockerfile` location to `baseDirectory`. I'll send in a commit in a few minutes. I...

Thanks for help again.