Currently, Docker and auxiliary shell scripts for installation are stored in the 'install' folder.
There’s a better approach:
Utilize Windows' temporary folder.
You can request a temporary folder from the Windows system, which will assign a random folder for you.
This approach keeps things cleaner and more organized.
Currently, Docker and auxiliary shell scripts for installation are stored in the 'install' folder.
There’s a better approach: Utilize Windows' temporary folder.
You can request a temporary folder from the Windows system, which will assign a random folder for you. This approach keeps things cleaner and more organized.