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We are using Team City on a Windows server and I noticed that the plugin does not seem to preserve the folder structure when uploading the artifacts to S3, i.e., instead of actual folders we get a one-level structure with file names like ApplicationName\Content\Site.css.
I changed the File.Separator to "/" in the getChildren function in ArtifactUploader.scala and that seems to have fixed the problem. Should this cause any issues that you know of?
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First of all, thank you for a very useful plugin.
We are using Team City on a Windows server and I noticed that the plugin does not seem to preserve the folder structure when uploading the artifacts to S3, i.e., instead of actual folders we get a one-level structure with file names like ApplicationName\Content\Site.css.
I changed the File.Separator to "/" in the getChildren function in ArtifactUploader.scala and that seems to have fixed the problem. Should this cause any issues that you know of?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: