Open question: When you install geodesic (or maybe...
# geodesic
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Open question: When you install geodesic (or maybe even when you run geodesic in a folder), that folder is typically your project folder. I'm working on a PR that improves usability, and I want the launch folder to be something we can reference inside geodesic somehow. I've though of 2 options: • Map the current folder into a fixed path such as
/project
(my favorite so far). usage:
cd /project
to return to your code (if you changed out of that folder for some reason) • Continue the workdir setup and set an environment variable
GEODESIC_WORKDIR
pointing to this folder. usage:
cd $GEODESIC_WORKDIR
Does anybody else see the value of this, or is there something I'm missing in standard usage? I haven't needed it a lot, but after a couple of times of:
Copy code
cd ~/.ssh
(do something)
cd /localhost/Programming/terraform/system/project
I sure would like to reference
/project
instead