feat: Support MODUS_HOME
environment variable
#639
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Description
The Modus CLI expects to be able to create a directory for its own use, to store SDKs, Runtimes, and other data. In the case of installation via
install.sh
script, the CLI itself is stored in this directory.The directory is currently hardcoded to
$HOME/.modus
on Linux/MacOS, and%userprofile%/.modus
on Windows.This PR allows the directory to be overridden with a
MODUS_HOME
environment variable. This is useful in the case where the user desires to place Modus's files somewhere else, such as if they don't have permission to write directly to their home dir (while uncommon, this might be the case for certain Windows configurations).For example, if desired, a Windows user could execute the following from a cmd terminal to set a persistent environment variable to their user settings:
Docs: hypermodeinc/docs#72
Checklist
CHANGELOG.md
file describing and linking to this PR