Fix: Cross-platform home directory detection for Windows compatibility #34
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This pull request addresses the issue #32 where the application doesn't run on Windows due to undefined 'HOME' environment variable.
Changes made:
config/database.php
to use a cross-platform way of detecting the home directory.config/filesystems.php
to use a cross-platform way of detecting the home directory.The fix involves using both
$_SERVER['HOME']
and$_SERVER['USERPROFILE']
to ensure compatibility with both Unix-like systems and Windows. This approach allows the application to find the correct home directory regardless of the operating system.Why this is a fix:
Testing:
Windows users should update their global installation of the package:
Run the
dexor
command.The application should now run without throwing any errors related to the 'HOME' environment variable.
This fix improves the cross-platform compatibility of the application and resolves the issue reported by Windows users.
Closes #32