feat: add fallback for folder_key in mcp service#1484
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What changed?
UIPATH_FOLDER_KEY is properly populated by the container runtime, but UIPATH_FOLDER_PATH is not. This becomes an issue for services like MCP, where @resource_override handles folder_path — but when there's no resource override, the code falls through to retrieve_folder_key(folder_path), which throws a ValueError because folder_path is None.
Added a fallback for folder_key - in case folder_path is missing, then take folder_key value from FolderContext (since mcp service already inherited FolderContext).