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The use of $root/Installer/GOG/$game and $root/Installer/HumbleBundle/$game for storing the installers should store each game in an own folder.
Actual behavior
Using $root/Installer/GOG/$game and $root/Installer/HumbleBundle/$game for storing the installers does not create game folders for each game but creates a subfolder named '$game'. It seems like '$game' is not recognized as a variable by GameHub
Steps to reproduce
Set $root/Installer/GOG/$game and $root/Installer/HumbleBundle/$game as folders for storing the installers in the GameHub settings. After downloading a game via GameHub check the created folder name.
From what I can see, $game seems to work only in the "Game directory" field; everywhere else, it shows up as a literal $game. But yeah, a fix would feel nice.
EDIT: I made a pull request that hopefully fixes the issue (#635) 🤞
Expected behavior
The use of
$root/Installer/GOG/$game
and$root/Installer/HumbleBundle/$game
for storing the installers should store each game in an own folder.Actual behavior
Using
$root/Installer/GOG/$game
and$root/Installer/HumbleBundle/$game
for storing the installers does not create game folders for each game but creates a subfolder named '$game'. It seems like '$game' is not recognized as a variable by GameHubSteps to reproduce
Set
$root/Installer/GOG/$game
and$root/Installer/HumbleBundle/$game
as folders for storing the installers in the GameHub settings. After downloading a game via GameHub check the created folder name.Version and environment
GameHub 0.16.1-ebb46ff-master
Ubuntu 18.04. LTS (all updates installed)
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