Resolve nested provider paths for conn-fields check from the real directory tree#70261
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…ectory tree The conn-fields prek hook guessed how many path segments made up a provider package name from a hardcoded list of known namespace prefixes, so it kept crashing on newly nested providers (e.g. IBM MQ) until someone manually patched the list. Walking the actual directory tree to find each provider's provider.yaml makes it work for any current or future nested provider automatically.
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The conn-fields prek hook guessed how many path segments made up a provider package name from a hardcoded list of known namespace prefixes, so it kept crashing on newly nested providers (e.g. IBM MQ) until someone manually patched the list.
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Walking the actual directory tree to find each provider's provider.yaml makes it work for any current or future nested provider automatically.
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