When using flags like --directory=~/projects/my-project a directory called ~ is created in your current working directory rather than expanding the home directory first.
Note this doesn't happen if --directory ~/projects/my-project, notice that = was omitted.
When using flags like
--directory=~/projects/my-project
a directory called~
is created in your current working directory rather than expanding the home directory first.Note this doesn't happen if
--directory ~/projects/my-project
, notice that=
was omitted.