Adding a new todo creates a .todos.json in current directory instead of adding it to global .todos.json

[tcassaert]

When I create a new todo, it creates by default a new .todos.json when there is none in the current directory. I expected it to add the new todo to the .todos.json in my home directory.

[gammons]

Hi @tcassaert this is by design. See the docs here.

[tcassaert]

Maybe I've not explained the issue clear enough.

With the latest version, the current behavior is happening:

I have a .todos.json in my home directory. When I am in another directory, let's say in /tmp where there is no .todo.json file, and I add a new todo, there is a file created /tmp/.todos.json.

According to the docs, it should use the .todos.json in my home directory in this situation, and not create a new .todos.json file in /tmp.

[gammons]

ohhhh. yeah. that's an issue!

[gammons]

I replicated this. thanks for finding it!

[gammons]

@tcassaert just published 1.5.1 which fixes this issue. thanks again!

[mahiki]

Awesome, thanks for acting so quickly on this. I didn't notice this happening after upgrading to v1.2, ended up littering my folders wtih a few .todo.json files, but not hard to remediate.