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It does, thanks for clarifying!
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Sorry about that misunderstanding.
That passage you found about $ZGEN_DIR
is meant for those migrating from zgen
. With zgen
all plugins would be added to the directory where zgen
was cloned to. With zgenom
it's zgenom/sources
so it's much easier to delete all plugins.
Most users shouldn't really set $ZGEN_DIR
themselves.
If you want all zgenom
related files in one place you should not set the $ZGEN_DIR
and just install zgenom
where you want it to be.
All your installed plugins will be in path/of/zgenom/sources
.
Regarding the environment variables. They're a leftover from zgen
and most users shouldn't mess with them. There is no differentiation between config and internal variables.
The user facing api is by now mostly exposed using commands instead.
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@montchr I also updated the README (in #135)
Does this make it clearer?
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