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When we set system.defaults.screencapture.location to a non-existent directory, it will silently fail and the screenshots will end up in the default location $HOME/Desktop/. It would be nice if we could execute an additional mkdir -p to make sure it exists. In addition, we need to consider whether it makes sense to "migrate" the screenshots when the user updates system.defaults.screencapture.location to a new location.
There appears to be a related but abandoned pull request: #566
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When we set
system.defaults.screencapture.location
to a non-existent directory, it will silently fail and the screenshots will end up in the default location$HOME/Desktop/
. It would be nice if we could execute an additionalmkdir -p
to make sure it exists. In addition, we need to consider whether it makes sense to "migrate" the screenshots when the user updatessystem.defaults.screencapture.location
to a new location.There appears to be a related but abandoned pull request: #566
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: