Not all shells set PWD

[wryun]

CURDIR is guaranteed to be there by Make.

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[MHBauer]

@wryun I'm surprised you're not under the corporate cla for atlassian, we already have @nilebox and @ash2k

[wryun]

Just had my primary github email set to my personal one. I think it should be fine now (assuming that this comment redoes the CLA check, as hinted at by the bot).

[MHBauer]

kicked travis to see if we can get under the build limit

[MHBauer]

What is $(PWD)? Some convenience function for $(shell pwd)?

https://www.gnu.org/software/make/manual/make.html#index-CURDIR

[MHBauer]

very neat, learned another thing about make

LGTM

[MHBauer]

oh, derp, PWD is literally the environment variable

[wryun]

Thanks - I'm probably the only one who will be affected by this, but it tripped me up 3 months ago and I'd forgotten it when I went to poke Service Catalog again yesterday.

[duglin]

Lgtm

[MHBauer]

@wryun what shell are you running?

[wryun]

https://wryun.github.io/es-shell/ (I didn't write it, just made a website)