Add info on setting XDG_CONFIG_HOME #1533
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I've searched many times for how to make system-wide environment variables in modern MacOS and always come up empty. The best way that I've seen is to use a terminal that supports setting environment variable definition within it. |
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Oh wait, I'm sorry, I forgot to add your workaround of using a terminal that allows setting environment variables, @fdncred. @NotTheDr01ds, could you please include that in your PR documenting the data directory? Sorry for the inconvenience. |
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Closes #1526. This PR documents how to set
XDG_CONFIG_HOMEbefore starting Nushell.I don't actually know how to do this if someone has Nushell set as their login shell on MacOS, so if anyone knows how to do that, that'd be helpful.