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I was testing duck with doing simple uploads and downloads of files, and found that if a path is not specified for a file, i.e. just its name in the current directory is specified, duck will assume that it should look for it, or download it into, the application folder, /opt/duck/app/. This is really unintuitive. I was able to successfully perform operations by specifying the file as a path, in my case simply ~/, worked, but I believe that the default search path should be the directory the user is running duck within. This is as of fc930c4.
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I was testing duck with doing simple uploads and downloads of files, and found that if a path is not specified for a file, i.e. just its name in the current directory is specified, duck will assume that it should look for it, or download it into, the application folder, /opt/duck/app/. This is really unintuitive. I was able to successfully perform operations by specifying the file as a path, in my case simply ~/, worked, but I believe that the default search path should be the directory the user is running duck within. This is as of fc930c4.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: