doc(api) XDG user dirs are not env vars, fix: #3090 #3092
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This commit points the docs on
path.downloadDir
for XDG_DOWNLOAD_DIRon Linux, and similar XDG user dirs, at the
xdg-user-dirs
program formore information, and fixes that they currently imply these are
environment variables; which they a) are unfortunately not by any sort
of standard; b) such env vars are ignored by
dirs-next
which tauriuses for resolving them.
This does not address the issue of
${XDG_CONFIG_HOME:-$HOME/.config}/user-dirs.dir
needing to alreadyexist and contain the appropriate key for this to work (i.e. they do not
default to
$HOME
as the output ofxdg-user-dir
does) - because thatIMO is a shortcoming of
dirs-next
and is better addressed there.Closes #3090
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