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Typically when CLIs need to write some user specific configuration files, they're put in a directory in the user's $HOME directory.
For example, npm uses ~/.npm/, the AWS CLI tool uses a ~/.aws/.
We should use a ~/.opspark directory to place the user config files, auth and user.
It may be just here, but I'm sure how that is all used, so it will need a closer look
Typically when CLIs need to write some user specific configuration files, they're put in a directory in the user's
$HOME
directory.For example,
npm
uses~/.npm/
, the AWS CLI tool uses a~/.aws/
.We should use a
~/.opspark
directory to place the user config files,auth
anduser
.It may be just here, but I'm sure how that is all used, so it will need a closer look
opspark/controller/github.js
Line 24 in 340e0ae
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