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Currently, the database is saved in the home directory of the user, but it should probably be saved in a data directory, e.g. by using the data_dir() function in the directories crate.
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Hi @alexmo1997, thanks for your request. What is wrong about saving the database in the user's home directory? In my opinion, this is a perfectly valid location for it.
It used to be done like that a lot, but in the last few years most programs have switched to using the standardized dirs. There are multiple reasons for that. e.g.
It keeps the home directory cleaner and managable
It simplifies backups
You always know where the files you are searching for are
It separates configs from cache files and data (like a unicode database)
Currently, the database is saved in the home directory of the user, but it should probably be saved in a data directory, e.g. by using the
data_dir()
function in the directories crate.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: