Add support for checking a package in a subdirectory

[amoeba]

Hello! I'm interested in running recheck on a package that lives in a subdirectory of a repo and I think there's not currently a way to do this. Would you be interested in seeing a PR adding support for that?

[amoeba]

Hey @jeroen, just wanted to check in to see if the change in #6 would be of interest and if you might have some time in the future to have a look. Thanks in advance.

[jeroen]

OK. I think we also need to update the readme for this parameter?

[amoeba]

Yeah that would be good. I'll send a follow-on PR to update the README.

[amoeba]

Oh, looks like you've already done that. Thank you!

[jeroen]

I just did this. Can you confirm if it now works for you? Op wo 21 aug. 2024 23:52 schreef Bryce Mecum ***@***.***>:

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[amoeba]

Sure, I'll test now.

[amoeba]

I ran it on my fork and it looks like it didn't set the source directory, see the raw log. Looking at it now.

[jeroen]

I think this may fix it: 6434f10

[amoeba]

I think that did it. The docs make the two approaches sound equivalent at least for this use case. Thanks for fixing and for merging the PR!