Michael Aydinbas

No it means you can change the current directory within your main program so that Path().cwd() changes or is alerted but I wanted to redirect the user in their current...

OK I am a little lost here, what is happening and where does ne "~" come from? It seems `Path().home()` is correctly resolved to /home/deanza/.eatlocal, as the green text implies....

So we have to use `.resolve()` when storing the current working directory for the repo variable as default in the init command.

Yep that is what I described, if you enter such a path there might be a problem but this has to be possible with Path to, os is considered deprecated...

Yes but this should be identical to home()

OK you are right but I don't get it why resolve() is not doint this... If you have a path that starts with "~" you need: ``` >>> p =...

It seems that expanduser is not doing anything to a Path without "`~`" this is great! And even under windows it works! The normal cmd does not support "`~`" like...

Should be fixed by the new PR

Good question but who is using this on a public computer ? And it's only when you initialize the first time or use this command, afterwards your password is no...

But sure, feel free to look for alternative approaches ;)