Great to see the integration of VPCS so nicely done, but I think that the VPCS configs are saved in the wrong place

If I create a topology that includes router configs and VPCS config files, I believe I ought to be able to give someone a copy of that project without having to include the working directory.

I think the VPCS config files should be saved in the configs directory, rather than the working directory.

I had originally suggested using the same directory as the topology.net file, but I can see that is not the best place.

Any thoughts?

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Either place works fine for me, but since the configs directory is where configurations are stored, it makes sense to use it for the VPCS config too.

In the end, as long I can type load <config> without having to change directories to load the correct VPCS config for my GNS3 topology then I'm a happy camper. ;)

-Jason

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I dot not use VPCS but I agree with Jason.

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Does this mean this change will be in release 0.8.4 final?

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Yes, it shouldn't be a problem.

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And, if i can use "load" and "save" without name of a <config>, it would be better ;-)

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