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I'm currently thinking of what should happen if the user passes no args. Right now semantic-rs takes the current directory as working directory into account. But when installed on a system and not run via cargo I guess this won't work anymore because the current dir is then something like /usr/local/ or ~/.bin. My proposal here is that the user just gets the help text printed and they need to pass a path to a repository explicitly.
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If it is installed in a directory and executed from your project's folder (because it is in the PATH), the current working directory will be the project's folder just as expected. Though as said in #39 it should likely only run dry.
I'm currently thinking of what should happen if the user passes no args. Right now semantic-rs takes the current directory as working directory into account. But when installed on a system and not run via cargo I guess this won't work anymore because the current dir is then something like
/usr/local/
or~/.bin
. My proposal here is that the user just gets the help text printed and they need to pass a path to a repository explicitly.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: