Prefer AGENT_HOMEDIRECTORY over HOME as bridge folder on linux systems #158
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Following this documentation it seems more reliable to use
Agent.HomeDirectoryfor storing semi-persistent files, than using $HOME (which is not fully guaranteed to exist, although it should on any properly configured instance).Agent.TempDirectoryis specific to a build, andAgent.WorkFolderis not guaranteed to be writable.Context: working on a linux agent without
HOMEvariable - I'm aware this is off - resulting in task error##[error]The "path" argument must be of type string. Received undefined.FWIW, could make the task a tiny bit more robust.