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Sorry for question I could probably answer with a bit of a better look.
When I run defaults export org.dmarcotte.Easy-Move-Resize - I don't get as many KVs as I expected.
I can see in the codebase the app uses the userDefaults interface. I have never touched objective C but my assumption is that I should be able to see all of those properties with defaults?
Thanks for the awesome application btw. It's awesome to see people bringing good old nix customisation to darwin :)
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Hey @LiamKearn, had a look at this, and it seems we're writing to a defaults key called userPrefs by accident rather than the intended (and better scoped) org.dmarcotte.Easy-Move-Resize. Try out defaults read userPrefs on the command line to see.
Looks like it's been like this for 5 years, so I wonder if it's worth updating...
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Defaults writing to unexpected key
Aug 16, 2022
Woo that is quite generic. Don't have my head in the apple ecosystem but I can imagine migrating something as universal as prefs & bundle ids could cause some issues.
I'm happy for now since my userPrefs is just this awesome app, Thanks!
Sorry for question I could probably answer with a bit of a better look.
When I run
defaults export org.dmarcotte.Easy-Move-Resize -
I don't get as many KVs as I expected.I can see in the codebase the app uses the
userDefaults
interface. I have never touched objective C but my assumption is that I should be able to see all of those properties with defaults?Thanks for the awesome application btw. It's awesome to see people bringing good old nix customisation to darwin :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: