Re: issues with preference domains
Riccardo Mottola <[email protected]> Mon, 23 Dec 2024 18:10:56 +0100
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Hello, Richard made a change that applied this behaviour, which is techically a fix, and matches Apple's behaviour. However, impact on an existing system (imagine a user upgrade) is big since one looses many preferences. and needs to do a manual migration. Should we have instead a compatibility migration? E.g. look for the full domain, if not found, look for the old one and in case copy (or move) it over. Riccardo Riccardo Mottola wrote: > Hi! > > I noticed and talked separately to some of you that during updates > some of my apps "lost" preferences. I was trying to understand where I > feared some encoding issues, but it appears much simpler. > > Look here in my Defaults: > > Apr 23 2024 AddressManager.plist > Oct 21 17:23 GNUMail.plist > Nov 6 00:50 GWorkspace.plist > > Dec 2 22:30 org.gap.AddressManager.plist > Dec 2 23:15 org.gnustep.GNUMail.plist > Nov 21 13:14 org.gnustep.GWorkspace.plist > > > It appears that recently (sure after Nov 21, but change could be > earlier of course) we happen to have a sort of full domain, but before > just the app name. > > This can cause some impact in this existing installs. Was this an > intentional change? base? > > Riccardo >