Add configurable option for the temp build directory
See original GitHub issueUsing this command line:
$ electron-packager . UF --platform=win32 --overwrite --arch=ia32 --version=0.34.2
My app builds just fine if I executed on a subset of it (e.g. 2 of 41 chapters of an educational resource).
However, a full build fails silently (20G of product, most of that videos).
Nervous about shipping product in 2 weeks… so close to working!
How do I debug this?
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Oh, beautiful.
electron-packager uses os.tmpdir() which, if I look at
/usr/lib/nodejs/os.js
I can see is:So all I need to do is set TMPDIR (or TMP or TEMP) in my shell’s environment before calling node-packager. Long live open source!
@malept The problem is that is global, so all parallel builds will end up using the last set value. I should have a pull request soon that adds the configurable switch. Just testing it out now.