Migrate to standard OS config location if ~/.hyperhdr folder is missing#1472
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Migrate to standard OS config location if ~/.hyperhdr folder is missing#1472
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I think it should have been this:
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Yeah, I actually overcomplicated it (in terms of translation) and it came out completely messy/chaotic. |
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If default
~/.hyperhdrfolder does not exists, create it and propose it as default in the default OS location and use it - otherwise use standard~/.hyperhdrdirectory as a base for HyperHDR user data storage.Default OS locations:
~/.config/HyperHDR~/Library/Preferences/HyperHDRC:\Users\<User>\AppData\Local\HyperHDRResolves #1425