Closed nissa-seru closed 2 months ago
That seems reasonable. With a warning, maybe an Advanced Settings section.
Perfect, thanks! Thinking out loud - I'm unsure how the Dart implementation of file operations handles name conflicts; perhaps worth including in the warning for documentation iff exposing via the UI.
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That seems reasonable. With a warning, maybe an Advanced Settings section.
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Added in 0.2.7
I do the following to each of my mod folders:
The implementation in #78 is compatible with (1) as well as its stated aim to avoid disrupting path references to mod folders; it is much less compatible with (2). If it's not too much trouble, I would be grateful for an option for TriOS to simply avoid renaming any folders in the /mods directory at the time that it creates a folder for the new version of a mod. I'm aware that this feature would see very little use (and am more than happy with tweaking some config files or similar if it doesn't make sense to expose via the UI.)