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Test for cfg dir existance#73
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…rd, so I rewrote the cfg dir code to keep trying until it finds an existant dir
…2docker subdir of it.
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this is mildly urgent, as I can't release the windows 0.1-alpha installer without it. |
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When testing on win8.1 and win7 sp1, I found that the error is different, and tbh, it looks to me like we intended to only choose a dir if it exists - so I've added the existance test
also - if we're falling back to a last hope (
cwd()) then use that dir, don't 'hope' that there is a .boot2docker dir in it.