chore: print a warning when the user uses paths outside CWD #3313
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What does this PR do?
This PR lets the
snyk iac testcommand print a warning when the user provides one or more paths to scan that lay outside the current working directory.How should this be manually tested?
Run the command without paths and check that the warning message is not displayed:
Run the command with no paths laying outside the current working directory and check that the warning message is not displayed:
Run the command with at least one path laying outside the current working directory and check that the warning message is displayed:
What are the relevant tickets?
CFG-1967
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