fix(search): improve project root path detection logic #1178
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Can you address the lint failures?
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Can we also add additional test coverage for this use case?
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Yes. UT is added. |
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My project structure is as follows:
There is a
yarn.lockfile under/User/test, and apnpm-lock.yamlfile underproject. The project root directory I want to obtain is/User/test/Project, but what is returned is/User/test.We need to search for all three, and then return the longest one.