Awesome CI Workflow Code formater: "2 files are not in one and only one directory" but they are in separate branches.

[straight-into-the-wall]

Hey @Panquesito7 @kvedala,

On my fork's Github Actions I got this error from Awesome CI Workflow Code formatter; even if I separated the two files into two different commits.

2 files are not in one and only one directory:
leetcode/src/1.c
leetcode/src/6.c

Error: Process completed with exit code 2.

Any idea how I could fix it?

Thanx

Originally posted by @straight-into-the-wall in #897 (comment)

[straight-into-the-wall]

Now there is only one modified file, but the issue remains the same.

[Panquesito7]

@ayaankhan98, @mishraabhinn, thoughts?

[straight-into-the-wall]

Maybe is because I've 2 different PR affecting one folder? (Seems unlikely too me but I've no other clues)

#896

#897

[straight-into-the-wall]

the failing check code is there:

  nodir_files = [file for file in cpp_files if file.count(os.sep) != 1 and "project_euler" not in file and "data_structure" not in file]
  if nodir_files:
    print(f"{len(nodir_files)} files are not in one and only one directory:")
    print("\n".join(nodir_files) + "\n")

[Panquesito7]

Maybe is because I've 2 different PR affecting one folder? (Seems unlikely too me but I've no other clues)

#896

#897

Don't think so, that shouldn't happen. The Leetcode folder is known for having CI issues, AFAIK.

[straight-into-the-wall]

I found that Awesome workflow was counting the length of the modified file list in the number of undesired files.

I proposed a solution in PR #900.

[straight-into-the-wall]

In former version of .github/workflows/awesome_workflow.yml commits were permitted to present multiple solutions at one time. PR #901 reuse that piece of code. So to give alternative solution to this issue.