I want to revert my commit, because the new method of getting the user home directory doesn't work with sudo -E
For example, let's assume that I am "foo" user, and I wrote a program using ishell (let's name the program as "bar"), and I run the command: sudo -E ./bar
It retrieves root's home directory path, not foo's. Because user.Current uses /etc/passwd instead of environment variables. I think we should use environment variables to retrieve the user home directory path.
I want to revert my commit, because the new method of getting the user home directory doesn't work with
sudo -EFor example, let's assume that I am "foo" user, and I wrote a program using ishell (let's name the program as "bar"), and I run the command:
sudo -E ./barIt retrieves root's home directory path, not foo's. Because user.Current uses
/etc/passwdinstead of environment variables. I think we should use environment variables to retrieve the user home directory path.