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Describe the bug
When copying the Settings.json from a Windows installation, and then subsequently running with these settings in Docker, the "Set cover are as the folder's icon" setting does not apply, and appears to be ignored here:
Since this is a headless installation which requires some advanced knowledge of the settings involved, I would expect this setting to apply as intended from the JSON. Even though the app is running in Linux via Docker, it's still desired that I be able to populate the directory with the ico and ini files so that I get the custom thumbnail when viewing the data directory in Windows.
I would suggest that the config line above be modified to state this instead: if (!Configuration.Instance.UseCoverAsFolderIcon)
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Install Libation in Windows
Enable "Set cover art as the folder's icon"
Copy Settings.json to the /config volume in the Docker container
Start the Docker container and allow it to download a title
The desktop.ini and Icon.ico files are missing
Expected behavior
The UseCoverAsFolderIcon Settings.json setting should be honored, even if the application isn't running in Windows
Platform
Linux/Docker
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
When copying the Settings.json from a Windows installation, and then subsequently running with these settings in Docker, the "Set cover are as the folder's icon" setting does not apply, and appears to be ignored here:
Libation/Source/LibationFileManager/WindowsDirectory.cs
Line 18 in d1d0a7e
Since this is a headless installation which requires some advanced knowledge of the settings involved, I would expect this setting to apply as intended from the JSON. Even though the app is running in Linux via Docker, it's still desired that I be able to populate the directory with the ico and ini files so that I get the custom thumbnail when viewing the data directory in Windows.
I would suggest that the config line above be modified to state this instead:
if (!Configuration.Instance.UseCoverAsFolderIcon)
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
The UseCoverAsFolderIcon Settings.json setting should be honored, even if the application isn't running in Windows
Platform
Linux/Docker
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: