## This file tries to load functions if they haven't been loaded into scope yet.
## We know if things are in the scope if the magic function Get-ContentFromFilesInPath has been loaded into the current session scope
## The way that this is loaded is from this file or manually
## This file was chosen because it doesn't live in any module for building the powershell modules

## The use of this file is as such:
## . $PSScriptRoot\.build\Load-Includes.ps1
## The use-case of this file and the unusual style is that this is just to include things for execution in the build system
## This is not a typical style of how to load things. This is a micro-op.
$script:buildFilesLoaded = $script:buildFilesLoaded -or ($null -ne ${function:Get-ContentFromFilesInPath})

if (!($script:buildFilesLoaded)) {
    $buildScriptsFolder = $PSScriptRoot

    if (Test-Path $buildScriptsFolder) {
        $buildScripts = (Get-ChildItem *.ps1 -Path $buildScriptsFolder -Exclude "Load-Includes.ps1" -Recurse)
        foreach($script in $buildScripts) {
            Write-Verbose "[Clean-Project] - Including the build files: $script"
            . $script.FullName
        }
        
        $script:buildFilesLoaded = $true
    }
}