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@ -22,10 +22,10 @@ Packer files. The Packer config directory will be looked up on the following pat
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| `${HOME}/.config/packer/` | `%APPDATA%\packer.d\` |
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-> **Note:** On Unix systems, Packer defaults to using the XDG base directory specification.
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When the environment variable `PACKER_CONFIG_DIR` is unset or empty a default equal to `$HOME/.config/packer` should be used.
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-> **Note:** On Unix systems, Packer defaults to using the XDG base directory specification.
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When the environment variable `PACKER_CONFIG_DIR` is unset or empty a default equal to `$HOME/.config/packer` should be used.
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In all other cases, where there is an existing older style `.packer.d` directory (e.g `$HOME/.packer.d/`) or PACKER_CONFIG_DIR is not empty
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the older configuration directory will be used.
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the older configuration directory will be used.
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Examples:
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