install.sh Support single leading tilde in prefix (without using eval, replacement for #24)#26
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install.sh Support single leading tilde in prefix (without using eval, replacement for #24)#26SuzanneSoy wants to merge 1 commit intoWayfireWM:masterfrom
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Might as well fix these potential cases while you're at it since they are known 'gotchas'. |
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I'm busy right now but I'm making a note to fix the conflicts and the other ~ use cases this weekend. |
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See #24 for details; this method does not use eval and shouldn't have problems with other special characters than
~(it doesn't support~usernameor a lone~, adding those would be easy but they are unlikely to be used in practice.