I've moved the panzer configuration files from ~/.panzer to ~/.config/panzer. Even if I use the ---panzer-support option to specify ~/.config/panzer as the support directory (as per the Use instructions and #40), panzer insists on creating the ~/.panzer directory template anyway:
$ panzer ---panzer-support="/home/user/.config/panzer --to="html" --output="test.html" "test.md"
WARNING: default panzer support directory "/home/user/.panzer" not found
WARNING: create empty support directory "/home/user/.panzer"?
Press Enter to continue...
Despite panzer's temporary obsession with ~/.panzer at the start of processing, it uses the nominated support directory for actual document processing.
Can this check for, and creation of, the default support directory be skipped when the ---panzer-support option is used?
I've moved the panzer configuration files from
~/.panzer
to~/.config/panzer
. Even if I use the---panzer-support
option to specify~/.config/panzer
as the support directory (as per the Use instructions and #40), panzer insists on creating the~/.panzer
directory template anyway:Despite panzer's temporary obsession with
~/.panzer
at the start of processing, it uses the nominated support directory for actual document processing.Can this check for, and creation of, the default support directory be skipped when the
---panzer-support
option is used?