Use a more flexible way to detect extensions path (**+ Windows suuport, maybe**)#23
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Hi @oni305 , @305engineering, could you please review this PR? |
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@oni305, @305engineering, could you please review and merge this PR when you have a chance? |
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@oni305, @305engineering, could you please review and merge this PR when you have a chance? |
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Hi @oni305, these changes not only make this script workable in terms of a custom extensions' path usage on *nix, but also, I believe, they are moving the script a little bit closer to some multi-platform usage :-)