Release v1.4.1 #2263
Release v1.4.1 #2263
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[High]Use a relative file path instead of an absolute path
The current configuration is using an absolute path for the 'directory' field, which could cause problems when this configuration is deployed to different environments. Replace the absolute path in the 'directory' field with a relative path.
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[High]Avoid using absolute paths for directories in pipelines
Using absolute paths in pipelines is error-prone, especially when the pipeline is shared or transferred across different systems. Use relative paths instead of absolute paths while defining directories in pipelines. Consider documenting the directory structure and path dependencies clearly.
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[Low]Use semantically meaningful names for variables and fields
Descriptive and context-specific names for variables and fields make the code easy to understand and maintain. Rename the field/package to reflect its role in the module
Fixes #2250