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When building a driver/exe project, in some cases you'll need to get the current execution folder.
For this, you can use the project variable {Project.ExecutionFolder}.
At runtime, it will show where in the file system the dll was copied to by the server, or where the exe is located.
Once the dll file is copied to the execution folder, we load it to the Runtime, and extract all the content of it to a temporary folder (the exe works in the same way).
To access this folder you can use the project variable {Project.RootFolder}.
This is helpful if you have some assets inside the project that you'd like to use in runtime (such as excel files, csv files, zip files, etc.) and you need to find the right path to them.
In such case, if these assets are located in a sub folder called "Assets" in the project, then the path to them would be:
{Project.RootFolder}\Assets\somefile.csv
Note: when building the project, both RootFolder and ExecutionFolder will show you the same value - the location where the project is located - that's by design.
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