Diroctory flag doesn't work on the linux #16
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The --directory flag does not work, all commands use the default `~/.pomodoro` directory even when the flag is provided. With the current code, `directoryFlag` is always an empty string when passed to the openpomodoro.NewClient function because the flag has not been parsed yet at this time. Moving to the PersistentPreRun hook ensures that all commands will initialize the client with the correct flag value. Co-authored-by: hugobally <hugobally@users.noreply.github.com>
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Always config directory is default.
pomodoro history --directory ~/.config/pomodoro
I've tried it with question marks and slash in the end.
To be honest the default directory on the linux should be "XDG_CONFIG_HOME" according to the specification:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/XDG_Base_Directory
I installed via arch aur aur/openpomodoro 0.3.0-1 but pomodoro -v prints:
pomodoro version dev
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