Fix quoted home in swiftly install snippets #1084
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The swiftly install snippets with the new website design are quoting the source of the
env.shscript. Inside, there is a
~character that represents the home directory. Since it is insidequotes this is not interpreted by the shell. It fails to find a directory called
~in the currentdirectory and swiftly isn't added to the PATH. The subsequent rehash is never run either.
Motivation:
Let's improve the initial user experience by fixing the failure.
Modifications:
Use the
$HOMEenvironment variable inside the quoted string instead of~so that it gets interpolated.Result:
The instructions should be runnable by new users again.