fix: Improve tilde expansion in export path handling #69
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Refines logic to correctly expand both '~/...' and '~' to the user's home directory when specifying export paths.
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Refines logic to correctly expand both '
/...' and '' to the user's home directory when specifying export paths.Pull Request Checklist
mainbranch of tmpo.Closes #67
Description
This pull request improves the handling of paths that use the tilde (
~) to represent the user's home directory in theExportCmdfunction. The update ensures that both~/(home directory with subpath) and~(home directory only) are correctly resolved.Path handling improvements:
~/at the start ofexportPathand replace it with the user's home directory, ensuring correct path resolution for subdirectories.exportPathis exactly~, setting it to the user's home directory.