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Can't change downloader.path #156

Open czervick212 opened 1 year ago

czervick212 commented 1 year ago

Describe the bug

mangal config set --key downloader.path --value "/Users/xxxxxxx" is not changing the download path on mac, all pdf's are going to: /private/var/folders/hz/w6wc2p3x645dzvnh3dryxsxc0000gn/T/mangal

Not sure why I can't get the download path to stick.

Reproduction steps

  1. input: mangal config set --key downloader.path --value "location"
  2. input: mangal config write
  3. search for and download a manga
  4. Manga does not go to inputted location
  5. Manga is saved in /private/var/folders/hz/w6wc2p3x645dzvnh3dryxsxc0000gn/T/mangal

Expected behavior

  1. input: mangal config set --key downloader.path --value "location"
  2. input: mangal config write
  3. search for and download a manga
  4. Manga is in the set location

Additional context

Could be user error but I tried editing the TOML file as well and still couldn't get it to download in the right place.

When I check 'mangal env' it shows MANGAL_DOWNLOADER_PATH as unset, not sure if that has anything to do with it.

Operating System

macOS

metafates commented 1 year ago

Hi!

Do you download manga by selecting it with space and then pressing enter ? By default, pressing enter with no selection OR pressing r would download manga into the temp directory and open it for reading only.

Could you provide the output for this command? 

mangal config info -k downloader.path
czervick212 commented 1 year ago

Ah, yes, not pressing space was causing the problem. Is there a way to edit that behavior on my end? Enter feels more intuitive for me. Thanks!

Here is the output for that command:

XXXXXXXX ~ % mangal config info -k downloader.path
Where to download manga                                                         
Absolute or relative.                                                           
You can also use tilde (~) to refer to your home directory or use env variables.
Examples: ~/... or $HOME/... or ${MANGA_PATH}-mangal                            
Key:     downloader.path
Env:     MANGAL_DOWNLOADER_PATH
Value:   /Users/XXXX/Documents/Manga
Default: .
Type:    string%
metafates commented 1 year ago

Sureee, I can add an option to alter this behavior