The unix command cd "~/" does not work. When double quoted you have to use variables such as cd "$HOME".
This isn't an ideal user experience. I want to be able to define root: ~/. A solution would be to handle root values with spaces differently then without spaces, although this means root: ~/Dir With Space/project would still fail. Maybe converting any usage of ~/ behind the scenes to $HOME?
The unix command
cd "~/"
does not work. When double quoted you have to use variables such ascd "$HOME"
.This isn't an ideal user experience. I want to be able to define
root: ~/
. A solution would be to handle root values with spaces differently then without spaces, although this meansroot: ~/Dir With Space/project
would still fail. Maybe converting any usage of~/
behind the scenes to$HOME
?Regression from #11
Example broken config: