Fix CI workflow: Use ../mvnw for assembly generation in spring-ai-docs #4072
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The CI was failing because the 'Generate assembly' step was trying to run ./mvnw from within the spring-ai-docs directory, but the Maven wrapper script only exists in the repository root. Fixed by changing './mvnw' to '../mvnw' to reference the script from the parent directory while maintaining the correct working directory for the assembly generation. Fixes the error: ./mvnw: No such file or directory
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spring-projects#4072) The CI was failing because the 'Generate assembly' step was trying to run ./mvnw from within the spring-ai-docs directory, but the Maven wrapper script only exists in the repository root. Fixed by changing './mvnw' to '../mvnw' to reference the script from the parent directory while maintaining the correct working directory for the assembly generation. Fixes the error: ./mvnw: No such file or directory
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spring-projects#4072) The CI was failing because the 'Generate assembly' step was trying to run ./mvnw from within the spring-ai-docs directory, but the Maven wrapper script only exists in the repository root. Fixed by changing './mvnw' to '../mvnw' to reference the script from the parent directory while maintaining the correct working directory for the assembly generation. Fixes the error: ./mvnw: No such file or directory
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spring-projects#4072) The CI was failing because the 'Generate assembly' step was trying to run ./mvnw from within the spring-ai-docs directory, but the Maven wrapper script only exists in the repository root. Fixed by changing './mvnw' to '../mvnw' to reference the script from the parent directory while maintaining the correct working directory for the assembly generation. Fixes the error: ./mvnw: No such file or directory
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spring-projects#4072) The CI was failing because the 'Generate assembly' step was trying to run ./mvnw from within the spring-ai-docs directory, but the Maven wrapper script only exists in the repository root. Fixed by changing './mvnw' to '../mvnw' to reference the script from the parent directory while maintaining the correct working directory for the assembly generation. Fixes the error: ./mvnw: No such file or directory Signed-off-by: 家娃 <[email protected]>
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The CI was failing because the 'Generate assembly' step was trying to run ./mvnw from within the spring-ai-docs directory, but the Maven wrapper script only exists in the repository root.
Fixed by changing './mvnw' to '../mvnw' to reference the script from the parent directory while maintaining the correct working directory for the assembly generation.