Open HannahFantasia opened 4 months ago
@iLLiCiTiT
Should this issue be transferred to ayon-core since it has ayon_core.lib.find_executable which doesn't support template keys, e.g. {username}
or environment variables e.g. USERNAME
?
This is for ayon-applications.
It would just mean adding a os.path.expandvars
somewhere, right?
And os.path.expanduser
if we also want to support the starting ~
(tilde) to indicate the user's home path.
If anyone can point to where it roughly should be I'm sure @HannahFantasia can implement and test her use cases and PR back.
You can use /home/{USER}/opt/blender_launcher/custom/Blender_Sandbox/blender
(no dollar sign).
You can use
/home/{USER}/opt/blender_launcher/custom/Blender_Sandbox/blender
(no dollar sign).
Technically the user path is not required to be in /home
- right? So ~
expansion may still be nice?
Also, ~
expansion also works on windows at the same time - it's directly cross platform (and may for example for some not live on C:\
drive)
Is there an existing issue for this?
Please describe the feature you have in mind and explain what the current shortcomings are?
Currently I would like to add this path within my executables inside
ayon+settings://applications/applications/blender/variants/3/executables/linux/0
:/home/$USER/opt/blender_launcher/custom/Blender_Sandbox/blender
The AYON launcher does not seem to support that. It naturally does support this:
/home/hannah/opt/blender_launcher/custom/Blender_Sandbox/blender
How would you imagine the implementation of the feature?
I would like to be able to use environment variables in OSes that have folders on user-level to ensure the path towards the directory of the executable can be developed based per individual.
I was considering f strings but that is too risky, tokens were given as an advice instead by my mentor:
/home/{$USER}/opt/blender_launcher/custom/Blender_Sandbox/blender
That would mean the instructions given are in the back-end. Leaving it still as easy for adaptation in the current situation.
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Describe alternatives you've considered:
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Additional context:
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