autostart script doesn't escape $HOME variable spaces

[drewcovi]

The bash script for the autostart appears to use the $HOME variable, but with a (very) few mac systems (at least mine) this variable has whitespace with "/Volumes/Macintosh HD". This is entirely due to the fact that I'm nuts and use an SSD for my OS and an HDD for my home directory (performance and storage ftw).

At your discretion this issue can be fixed by simply wrapping this variable in double quotes. I realize this is a super minor issue. thanks! :)

!/bin/sh

if [ -d "$HOME/Library/LaunchAgents/" ]; then
# Mac OS X
launch_agents_dir="$HOME/Library/LaunchAgents/"
name='com.chrome.devtools.autosave.launchd'
filename=$name.plist
cp -v dirname $0/$filename "$launch_agents_dir"
launchctl remove $name >/dev/null 2>/dev/null
launchctl load "$launch_agents_dir/$filename"
elif [ -d /etc/init ]; then
# Ubuntu
cp -v dirname $0/autosave.conf /etc/init/
start autosave
else
echo 'Unsupported platform'
exit 1
fi

[NV]

Fixed. Could you try to use it from the repo?

[drewcovi]

you rock. thanks! all good here.