Limit calls to Dir.chdir in Rake::Application #365
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jonathanhefner
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| Dir.chdir(dir) do | ||
| Dir.glob(@rakefiles.map { |name| escape_glob(name) }).first || @rakefiles.find(&:empty?) |
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When support for Ruby < 2.5 is dropped, this Dir.chdir can be replaced with Dir.glob's base kwarg.
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This reduces "conflicting chdir during another chdir block" warnings when calling `Rake::Application#run` inside a `Dir.chdir` block.
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This reduces "conflicting chdir during another chdir block" warnings when calling
Rake::Application#runinside aDir.chdirblock.