Boris reports: petz user.conf is in wrong dir ... #4443
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Now the values are used again, still I feel this file should be in the world folder instead of the mod itself.
does petz recognize it if it's in the world folder? that's 100% something i wish existed. moreso, i wish petz used minetest.conf instead of its own stuff. then again, namespace partitioning is nice, maybe there should be a builtin way to provide mod-specific configuration files which didn't require dirty repos
I like how linux services do it. There is a someprogram.conf that holds the package config and there's a conf.d folder where userconfig is read from.
Sure, we could cobble a small script together that could wrangle all configs from a directory into one big minetest.conf but still mods have to support that. petz does not: https://gitea.your-land.de/your-land/petz/src/branch/master/petz/settings.lua#L4
Let's request the user.conf be placed in the world folder: #4452
Let's discuss there whether it should be in minetest.conf or elsewhere
presumably "user.conf" is wherever it needs to be, as things are working.