Change resources path from 'resources' to 'components' #5023
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Updated the resources path in the Dapr run command for the durable agent.
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Description
This pull request updates the Dapr agent getting started documentation to fix the path used for Dapr resources in the example commands. The main change is to use the correct
componentsdirectory instead of the outdatedresourcesdirectory.Documentation corrections:
--resources-path componentsinstead of--resources-path resourcesindaprdocs/content/en/developing-ai/dapr-agents/dapr-agents-getting-started.md. [1] [2]Issue reference
This pull request updates the documentation for running the durable agent example to ensure consistency with the correct folder naming. The
--resources-pathargument is changed fromresourcestocomponentsin the example commands to match the expected directory structure.dapr runcommands indapr-agents-getting-started.mdto use--resources-path componentsinstead of--resources-path resourcesfor accuracy and consistency. [1] [2]