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Portable #24
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Hi! Basically, the app is portable right as it is – just perform installation, copy the contents of its folder from Program files to a thumb drive and you're good to go. The two issues may arise here, as follows: If the destination PC happens to have no .NET runtime installed, the app won't start, obviosly. I can deploy it as a self-containing app to address this possible issue, but the size is going to be huge then. Secondly, the settings are stored at current user Application data folder, thus they won't be accessible on another PC. One may either use some custom launcher to copy the settings file on every new destination (but then the app won't be truly portable, in my understanding) or I could be storing the settings in the app's installation folder (but then the app will have the same settings for all users and additionally it'll trigger the UAC warning upon every launch). So, both solutions don't seem great at all to me, and I'm not aware of any common approach to this situation by far. |
@flexits Thanks for the answer
Is it possible to make a standalone archive in releases so that I don't have to use the installer every time? Let's assume that .NET runtime is installed
And if you do it in the same way as VSCode (https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/editor/portable) |
Yes, I think it's doable. Let's consider this a planned feature.
Sure, I'll add the archive when this feature will be available. |
Added in v0.9.1 |
Hi
Are you planning to implement a portable version in the future?
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