When using ansible provisioner an *empty* directory is left in the remote
user's home directory. This directory's name is the one of the user who run
packer (plus this symbol ~).
[root@ip-10-122-151-110 ec2-user]# tree -a /home/ec2-user
/home/ec2-user
├── .bash_history
├── .bash_logout
├── .bash_profile
├── .bashrc
*├── ~username*
*│ └── .ansible*
*│ └── tmp*
└── .ssh
└── authorized_keys
Is this intended? Or is it a bug?
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