Pushing to wrong project

[HeavensBlade]

Working in 2 projects simultaneously seems not to work as intended.

I have two windows powershell terminals open at the same time.
Also two editors.
Lets say I work in projects A and B

Expected Behavior

Change A -> PS C:\a>clasp push -> project A updated
Change B -> PS C:\b>clasp push -> project B updated

Actual Behavior

Change A -> PS C:\a>clasp push -> project A updated
Change B -> PS C:\b>clasp push -> Manifest file has been updated... -> yes -> project A has now content of project B

Steps to Reproduce the Problem

Mentioned above.

Specifications

• Node version (10.9.0):
• Version (2.0.1):
• OS (Windows 10):

Could be the same as
#507
I just found out it was updating the wrong project because one of them is used as a library in the other.

[kaveri-s]

I faced the same issue as well. In, my case, all updates go only to the latest project I have cloned. Haven't found a workaround yet

[HeavensBlade]

Hello again.

Since it's been a while and noone else seems to have this problem and I still have it I tried to dig a bit into clasps source.
I added two console.log()s to the file dotfile.js:

PROJECT: function () {
        var projectDirectory = findParentDir.sync(process.cwd(), exports.DOT.PROJECT.PATH) || exports.DOT.PROJECT.DIR;
        console.log('projectDirectory');
        console.log(projectDirectory);
        return dotf(projectDirectory, exports.DOT.PROJECT.NAME);
    },

Now I can confirm, that clasp thinks it is being called from C:\Users\F\ while it is truely being called from C:\Users\F\Documents\Dev\subfolder\subfolder.

In the folder C:\Users\F\ there is .clasp.json file with the ID of the project to wich the project is wrongly pushed.

[HeavensBlade]

As a workaround I changed the above mentioned function from (originally):

PROJECT: function () {
    var projectDirectory = findParentDir.sync(process.cwd(), exports.DOT.PROJECT.PATH) || exports.DOT.PROJECT.DIR;
    return dotf(projectDirectory, exports.DOT.PROJECT.NAME);
},

to

PROJECT: function () {
    var projectDirectory = process.cwd();
    return dotf(projectDirectory, exports.DOT.PROJECT.NAME);
},