Change default agentfs directory to ~/.agentfs/fs #92
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The init command now creates databases in the global ~/.agentfs/fs directory instead of the local .agentfs directory. Commands that resolve agent IDs first check the local directory for backward compatibility, then fall back to the global directory. This is useful when creating an overlay of a source directory, for example, to avoid putting the agentfs filesystem in the same base directory.
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After talking to @sivukhin, I decided against this for now because I don't really need it for overaly. |
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The init command now creates databases in the global ~/.agentfs/fs directory instead of the local .agentfs directory. Commands that resolve agent IDs first check the local directory for backward compatibility, then fall back to the global directory.
This is useful when creating an overlay of a source directory, for example, to avoid putting the agentfs filesystem in the same base directory.