(PDK-914) Adjust default_template_url validation to accept local dirs #606
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Currently, if the template-url specified in the answer file points to a local directory any calls to `PDK::Util.default_template_url` will falsely report that the template is invalid even when it is a valid template. This happens because `PDK::Util.default_template_url` only expects the answer file to contain a template url pointing at a git repository.
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Currently, if the template-url specified in the answer file points to
a local directory any calls to
PDK::Util.default_template_urlwillfalsely report that the template is invalid even when it is a valid
template. This happens because
PDK::Util.default_template_urlonlyexpects the answer file to contain a template url pointing at a git
repository.