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Can you remove the value for the configured schematics folder if it is using the default folder?
I'm using some git-repository setup to distribute my customized MC clients to my "users". I "develop" and configure the clients on my DEV machine and commit the configuration and changed mods etc. to the repository. These changes can be fetched / pulled automatically and saved to an arbitrary location on the target systems (like Desktop\LMc.1.7.10 or ~/LMc.1.7.10).
The pre-configured path for the schematics folder most likely won't make any sense on the target system, which is why saving an absolute path with a specific notation (e.g. Windows or Linux) in the config would cause problems.
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Yeah, forgot to change that a while back. I'm not really sure what the best way to store the path is, I can normalize it as an absolute path or a relative path, but both may cause issues.
I'll see if there's a way to use ./schematics/ as the default path if the folder is inside the Minecraft root. Will have to work out something.
Maybe you could simply leave the path as an empty string in the configuration file as long as it points to the default path. The description could then explain that an empty string will simply point to $minecraftDir/schematics unless a specific path is set.
Can you remove the value for the configured schematics folder if it is using the default folder?
I'm using some git-repository setup to distribute my customized MC clients to my "users". I "develop" and configure the clients on my DEV machine and commit the configuration and changed mods etc. to the repository. These changes can be fetched / pulled automatically and saved to an arbitrary location on the target systems (like Desktop\LMc.1.7.10 or ~/LMc.1.7.10).
The pre-configured path for the schematics folder most likely won't make any sense on the target system, which is why saving an absolute path with a specific notation (e.g. Windows or Linux) in the config would cause problems.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: