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Open image glass and configure preferences (lenguage IT, remove auto updates, theme dark)
Copy file igconfig.jon located at AppData\Local\ImageGlass and raname to igconfig.default.json (or igconfig.admin.json)
2.5. Instead of copy the file we also tried to manually create the content of the file as follow:
{
"_Metadata":{
"Description":"ImageGlass configuration file",
"Version":"9.0"
},
"QuickSetupVersion":9,
"Language":"Italian.iglang.json"
}
Put the generated file in C:\Program Files\ImageGlass
Clear AppData\Local\ImageGlass to simulate first opening
The app will ignore default and admin configuration file
Actual behavior:
Done the steps above the app open whitout getting any startup config.
In version 8 we were able to make it work whitout any problem, is that a bug or did we make any error?
Expected behavior:
Like in version 8 app should read file in startup directory and get initial or forced configuration
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Thanks @stefanorova for the bug report. It was a bug that IG 9 only looks for those files in the Config folder instead of the Installed folder.
A temporary solution while waiting for the next release is to put your files in Config folder: %LocalAppData%\ImageGlass\
System information:
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
2.5. Instead of copy the file we also tried to manually create the content of the file as follow:
{
"_Metadata":{
"Description":"ImageGlass configuration file",
"Version":"9.0"
},
"QuickSetupVersion":9,
"Language":"Italian.iglang.json"
}
Actual behavior:
Done the steps above the app open whitout getting any startup config.
In version 8 we were able to make it work whitout any problem, is that a bug or did we make any error?
Expected behavior:
Like in version 8 app should read file in startup directory and get initial or forced configuration
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: