Closed elv-nate closed 2 years ago
Before, this neither used the actual /tmp/ directory, it also created a directory in ./ named ~, as the ~ doesn't get shell-expanded when directly after an equals. Now this uses the /tmp/ to be more consistent with substrate's tutorials.
/tmp/
./
~
Thanks for the PR, @elv-nate. Appreciate it.
Before, this neither used the actual
/tmp/
directory, it also created a directory in./
named~
, as the~
doesn't get shell-expanded when directly after an equals. Now this uses the/tmp/
to be more consistent with substrate's tutorials.