com.behringer.XAirEdit: Add linter exception for ~/.config/.X-AIR-Edit #526
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The application does not respect $XDG_CONFIG_HOME and always uses the path ~/.config/.X-AIR-Edit (including the second dot) as the directory to put its configuration files in. See <flathub/com.behringer.XAirEdit#20> for a discussion about this. We have asked the vendor to fix this behavior in <https://ideas.behringer.com/p/x-air-edit-linux-version-does-not-respect-xdg_config_home>, but in the mean time, we'd like an exception for this so we no longer have to grant the application access to the whole home directory.
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You could just use |
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Oh. Yeah, of course, that works too. We didn't think of that. Sorry for the noise. |
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The application does not respect
$XDG_CONFIG_HOMEand always uses the path~/.config/.X-AIR-Edit(including the second dot) as the directory to put its configuration files in.See flathub/com.behringer.XAirEdit#20 for a discussion about this.
We have asked the vendor to fix this behavior in
https://ideas.behringer.com/p/x-air-edit-linux-version-does-not-respect-xdg_config_home, but in the mean time, we'd like an exception for this so we no longer have to grant the application access to the whole home directory.