Use config dir for non-temporary writable files#203
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Mmm yeah, that's a good change. Will try to test soon. |
This is also a (partial) fix for issue jasperproject#119
We're now using absolute paths and don't need it anymore
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Tested and everything seems to work. Totally seamless (in that it copies things over to the new directory if necessary), which is really nice. Some of the error-handling code in |
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This is a (partial) fix for issue #119. If this and #181 are merged, we won't need to make the jasper app directory writable anymore, so that jasper can be installed like any other application (into
/usr/...,/opt, whatever)