maddie
commented
4 years ago Yeah, you’d have to have your script chdir to the directory which assets resides to make it work. I agree that the current implementation isn’t good, and your suggestion sounds good to me. I’ll take a look when I have time, or better yet submit a PR :)
On Thu, Jun 11, 2020 at 18:27 Dries Michiels notifications@github.com wrote:
Description
Make the asset directory configurable in the source code or the configuration file. Why it should be implemented
Me in porting this stuff to FreeBSD. When I'm trying to start speedtest-go from the install directory itself, with the assert directory located in it everything works. When trying to start it from an rc script, it doesn't find the asset dir. Probably because of the env? Optional: implementation suggestions
If we could specify asset dir in the source, like the config path location viper.AddConfigPath("."), If we could have a asset.addpath or something, you know what I mean :-).
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driesmp
Description
Make the asset directory configurable in the source code or the configuration file.
Why it should be implemented
Me in porting this stuff to FreeBSD. When I'm trying to start speedtest-go from the install directory itself, with the assert directory located in it everything works. When trying to start it from an rc script, it doesn't find the asset dir. Probably because of the env?
Optional: implementation suggestions
If we could specify asset dir in the source, like the config path location viper.AddConfigPath("."), If we could have a asset.addpath or something, you know what I mean :-).