Add the ability to provide SDML Catalog path via an environment variable #18
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This PR adds the ability to provide the path to SDML catalog via an environment variable. It just changes the implementation of the default resolver, so it either takes path from the environment variable if present or it looks in the current folder (and traverses through the parent folders).
I have added unit test that verifies this behavior. Have added dependency on
serial_testas I need to ensure that the tests touching the environment variables are not running in parallel.Disclaimer: the diff contains also #16 as that allows me to have working tests.