Am 13.11.2017 um 14:36 schrieb Derek Atkins:
Hi,
My personal feeling is that "it depends." If you're running on a
multiuser server then yes, it should probably be per-user. If it's just
your home machine, then it can be a system variable. I suspect most users
fall into the latter category and not the former.
Well, I am the only user on the machine where I run GnuCash.
Nevertheless I put ALPHAVANTAGE_API_KEY in my .bashrc because
that's where I set my environment.
For me it feels just wrong to have this under /etc.
Herbert.
-derek
On Mon, November 13, 2017 8:24 am, Wm via gnucash-devel wrote:
First, many thanks to all that have put in work on F::Q since the turn
of the month, it has prompted me to try and find where I can make a
contribution again.
Having got my ALPHAVANTAGE_API_KEY today I'm wondering if it should be a
user variable rather than a system one as the instructions show at the
moment.
Obviously this is a fluid situation and there certainly isn't any rush
in GnuCash version terms but I thought I might see what other people
thought after a couple of weeks and before everyone gets used to it
being one or the other.
I think it should be a user variable if only because it didn't feel
right editing system files to contain user specific info, I don't think
F::Q itself will be fussed much so long as it is in the environment when
needed.
Thoughts ?
--
Wm
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