build on linux: set the repository where files are saved #4232
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add of the option -r to set the path of this repository (default into $HOME)
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Brief summary of changes
add of the option
-rto the build and install script to set the path of this repository (default into $HOME) so the home directory is remained "cleaned" if the user wants it to.Is is done only for Linux at this point. I could also add the modification of the MacOS one, but I wouldn't be able to test it. For Windows, I have no idea how it works ;)
Testing I've completed
On Linux, I could run the build and install script (without the tests, that fails, cf #4171)
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The same process should be done for the mac os, and maybe windows ?
CHANGELOG.md (choose one)
I don't know, tell me 😉
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