feat(adapter resolver): resolve '~' to HOME directory #1008
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This PR adds the support for
~for the path property in the configuration file.Use case
I install all my global dependencies with Mise to have the same environment on my different computers. This causes
require("cz-emoji")to not work.So I have to specify the path of the dependency manually.
{ "path": "/Users/arthur-fontaine/.local/share/mise/installs/npm-cz-emoji/latest/lib/node_modules/cz-emoji" }This works, but as specified above, I want to have the same environment on my different computers, which have different usernames (on my computer 1, the home path is
/Users/arthur-fontaine, and on my computer 2, this is/Users/arthurfontaine). So I tried to replace the absolute home path with~as follows.{ "path": "~/.local/share/mise/installs/npm-cz-emoji/latest/lib/node_modules/cz-emoji" }But it didn't work. This PR makes it work!