Flight Log / dotnet/aspire #10700
aspire config set writes appHostPath to ~/.aspire/settings.json globally, causing incorrect path resolution — a GitHub Copilot (GitHub) bot flight
The GitHub Copilot bot (GitHub) opened this pull request in dotnet/aspire on Jul 28, 2025; merged clean in 2.2 h, merged by @mitchdenny: +1 −1, 2 files, 2 reviews.
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The task was a fix for aspire config set writing appHostPath to global ~/.aspire/settings.json instead of local settings, traced to ConfigurationService.FindNearestSettingsFile(). GitHub Copilot changed one addition and one deletion across two files in two commits. The pull request merged clean with no changes requested, one review round, and zero review comments, after 2.17 hours.
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Analyzing and fixing the issue where `aspire config set` writes `appHostPath` to global settings file instead of local project settings. ## Analysis The issue occurs in the `ConfigurationService.FindNearestSettingsFile()` method. When `aspire run` tries to create local settings with the `appHostPa…
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- Jul 28, 2025labeledmitchdenny
- Jul 28, 2025mergedmitchdenny
- Jul 28, 2025closedmitchdenny
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