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Steampipe creates .pipes
folder in $HOME, not respecting install dir parameters
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@massynmantel Thanks for bringing this to our attention. We will take a look into this. |
I don't understand if, based on migrateDefaultTokenFile, the token directory should be ~/.steampipe/internal or ~/.pipes/internal. Since in other functions it seems to be the first, but in the function's comment, it seems to be the latter. |
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Describe the bug
Installing Steampipe in a different folder using the
--install-dir
andSTEAMPIPE_INSTALL_DIR
options, however Steampipe is still trying to create a folder called.pipes
in the HOME folder.Steampipe version (
steampipe -v
)Example: v0.24.2
To reproduce
Change the $HOME folder to something like a read-only folder. Run steampipe with the
--install-dir
folder, pointing to any other folder.Expected behavior
Steampipe should be using the provided parameter, and not continue to use the $HOME folder.
Additional context
None
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