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func ConfigDir ¶

func ConfigDir() (string, error)

ConfigDir returns the configuration directory for Packer. NOTE: config directory will change depending on operating system dependent For Windows:

PACKER_CONFIG_DIR=""           ConfigDir() => "/{homeDir()}/packer.config/
PACKER_CONFIG_DIR="bar"        ConfigDir() => "/bar/packer.config/

NOTE: Default_config_present=TRUE means that there is configuration directory at old location => $HOME/.packer.d NOTE: This is not list all permutations, just some examples, view the configDir function for your OS for the exact logic For Unix:

PACKER_CONFIG_DIR=""    Default_config_present=FALSE XDG_CONFIG_HOME=""    ConfigDir() => "$HOME/.config/packer
PACKER_CONFIG_DIR="bar" Default_config_present=FALSE	XDG_CONFIG_HOME=""    ConfigDir() => "/bar/.packer.d/
PACKER_CONFIG_DIR=""    Default_config_present=TRUE 	XDG_CONFIG_HOME=""    ConfigDir() => "/$HOME/.packer.d/
PACKER_CONFIG_DIR=""    Default_config_present=TRUE 	XDG_CONFIG_HOME="bar" ConfigDir() => "/bar/.packer.d/

func ConfigFile ¶

func ConfigFile() (string, error)

ConfigFile returns the default path to the configuration file. On Unix-like systems this is the ".packerconfig" file in the home directory. On Windows, this is the "packer.config" file in the application data directory.

func ExpandUser ¶

func ExpandUser(path string) (string, error)

Given a path, check to see if it's using ~ to reference a user directory. If so, then replace that component with the requested user directory. In "~/", "~" gets replaced by current user's home dir. In "~root/", "~user" gets replaced by root's home dir. ~ has to be the first character of path for ExpandUser change it.