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[Feature]: Exportable configuration #1608
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As a workaround, all your configs are stored in ~/.config/waveterm, should be easy enough to add to your dotfiles sync script. |
Hi, can I work on this? |
Sure, I'll assign to you. What's your planned implementation? I was thinking it could be cool to zip up the config dir and put it at a user-provided directory |
Yeah, I think this would be cool. I'll go with this approach then. |
If the PR looks good I'll update the documentation for this command. |
The PR looks good to me, made one small suggestion based on the CodeRabbit comment, but otherwise I think it's good to go! |
Alright, now we need another to import configs from a path. lmfao |
The logic there is a bit trickier, need to merge with existing configs and determine the override logic there |
Feature description
It would be a nice to have to export my configuration and associated folders into a singular folder so that I can back up any backgrounds, themes, settings, and presets to GitHub so I can use it in the future if I need to reinstall my operating system, without worrying about anything being lot
Implementation Suggestion
N/a, just an "export" command with WSH to a file path would be great
Anything else?
n/a
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