   do this.
 
   When the provider is finished, the artifact is decompressed on the host at
-  the packages defined artifact dir.
+  the packages defined artifact directory.
   """
 
   @behaviour Nerves.Package.Provider

  times but has potential for corruption. If you suspect that your build is
  failing due to a faulty downloaded cached data, you can manually mount
  the offending container and remove the file from this location or delete the
  entire dir.

  Nerves uses a docker volume to attach the build files. The volume name is
  defined as the package name and a unique id that is stored at


    * `/nerves/env/<package.name>` - The package being built.
    * `/nerves/env/platform` - The package platform package.
    * `/nerves/host/artifacts` - The host artifact directory.

  Nerves will also mount the host NERVES_DL_DIR to save downloaded assets the
  build platform requires for producing the artifact.
