This looks like the right approach. You should use the storage_dir attribute of the configuration object instead of the current directory though.

This looks like the right approach. You should use the storage_dir attribute of the configuration object instead of the current directory though.

@janbuchar Thanks for the review and hint :) I have updated the PR with storage_dir

@akshay11298 sorry for the broken CI. I confirm that code quality checks are passing on my machine.

@janbuchar @vdusek found the cause of the error. It was the slash used when creating the path manually. Used os.path.join to fix the error

Edit:
Just saw the build result, the test is not able to read the file. Its giving permission denied error. Although I am wondering if this was created by the application, ideally it should have the access as well. I will be checking this. Although any idea on why it may occur though?

@janbuchar @vdusek Now the test passes. urlparse was returning netloc in windows and path in mac/linux

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