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strawhatboy / clash-for-win-self-rules-appender

automatically append self-defined rules to remote subscription
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got confused on understanding option 1 #1

Open TIMESTICKING opened 2 years ago

TIMESTICKING commented 2 years ago
  1. I started the program as you mentioned.
  2. I modified the .yml file of the clash, and got 
    file modified: C:\Users\Lee\.config\clash\profiles\1652341540245.yml, could be an automatic update
Updating...
Successfully updated config file C:\Users\Lee\.config\clash\profiles\1652341540245.yml

    which is great.

  3. Then I updated the .yml file of the clash, and got exactly like what is above, and the configs I modified went missing and became the brand new .yml config file

Did I miss something, bc I really don't understand pretty much about option 1

TIMESTICKING commented 2 years ago

I think what the program does is when it detects the yml file changed, It injects the content of file myconf.yml into the new updated yml file, but what if I want to delete something

TIMESTICKING commented 2 years ago

and I also find that a module named parser in clash for windows does the same as this repo does

strawhatboy commented 2 years ago

I think what the program does is when it detects the yml file changed, It injects the content of file myconf.yml into the new updated yml file, but what if I want to delete something

Yes, it just append your custom rules to the yml file. but deleting is not supported now 🤣

and I also find that a module named parser in clash for windows does the same as this repo does

You're right, I used this script years ago when CFW has no such function. Now I'm using CFW with global proxy + system proxy off + proxy setting in other apps + Switchy Omega in browser. Only in few cases I will turn on the system proxy