New projects only allow 'src' to be the root dir about sagify HOT 4 CLOSED

Are you sure @ilazakis ? I'll check it out

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Hey @ilazakis, I just realised what you meant. Yes, for completely new project (i.e. there isn't already any root code directory), sagify creates always a src. In case, you have already a repo with some root code directory in place (for example, my_root), then you can specify a different one:

Are you starting a new project? [y/N]: N
Type in the directory where your code lives. Example: src: my_root

In other words, if you respond N to question Are you starting a new project?, you can specify where the root dir is located

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@pm3310 ‘src’ is a common directory for other things though. Also, why remove the ability to name the folder however you like for new projects?

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yeah, if you have already a src directory, you re y to question Are you starting a new project? and then tell to sagify to create the sagify module under src

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