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[v2.0] migration support from legacy EasyShell v1.x #55

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anb0s opened this issue Jul 19, 2016 · 2 comments
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[v2.0] migration support from legacy EasyShell v1.x #55

anb0s opened this issue Jul 19, 2016 · 2 comments

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anb0s commented Jul 19, 2016

v2.0 should automatically detect settings stored with legacy EasyShell 1.x and ask user to convert them to new format:

  • try to do the most (default presets etc.) without user interaction
  • warn user about the migrated settings and ask him for verification before using them
  • optional: restart migration again if user wants

supported versions:

  • v1.5: optional
  • v1.4: must
  • v1.3: investigate effort, ask users if we really need it (may be add this later)
  • v1.2: do not ivestigate, because very old and will be waste of limited time
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anb0s commented Sep 5, 2016

Done for v1.4 and v1.5, but v1.3 and 1.2 are working too, because format similar to v1.4.

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anb0s commented Sep 5, 2016

Fixed for #80

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anb0s added a commit that referenced this issue Sep 19, 2016
- #40 add support for path conversions
- #46 [v2.0] [regression] add key bindings again
- #47 [v2.0] add popup menu with key binding support
- #55 [v2.0] migration support from legacy EasyShell v1.x
- #81 [v2.0] "Copy Full Path to Clipboard" missing at Mac OS X
- #82 [v2.0] ${easyshell:resource_loc} missing in "usable variables"
- #83 [v2.0] rework "Copy..." and "Show/Edit.." buttons in command
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Signed-off-by: Andre Bossert <[email protected]>
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