Use default XDG state dir for cachedir #11
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Use ~/.local/state/openidc for as default cachedir.
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I could submit another PR if you would like me to renovate the project and retarget it to Py3.7+. fedpkg relies on this and we likely need to move away from deprecated python package setups |
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cc @puiterwijk |
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Use ~/.local/state/openidc for as default cachedir.
I did not pull in https://github.com/srstevenson/xdg-base-dirs or any other
environment variable detections since I'm unsure about the supported
Python version. This is good enough for standard Fedora setups.