Currently, if CLOVER is re-run, many of the auto-generated files are deleted. This behaviour would be altered via
The introduction of a --regenerate-profiles or --regenerate flag which, when specified, causes profiles to be regenerated. If the flag isn't specified,
Existing profiles are used if they exist,
New profiles are generated if there are no existing profiles to use;
If a profile is regenerated, the old profile is renamed with a ".1" suffix. This cycling would happen indefinitely, with profiles being given successively higher suffix numbers. E.G., if profiles are numbered “.1”, “.2”, and “.4”, the old profile which is moved upon the regeneration of the profiles is given the suffix “.5”.
Currently, if CLOVER is re-run, many of the auto-generated files are deleted. This behaviour would be altered via
--regenerate-profiles
or--regenerate
flag which, when specified, causes profiles to be regenerated. If the flag isn't specified,