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i agree, i will modify the script as well as the documentation to reflect the change. |
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After careful consideration, Set_Development_Mode.ps1 does need to remain as is. However, i could create a wrapper that uses Set Development Mode that has the ability to automatically detect the path and feed it. This is what will be implemented |
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I am moving this into a discussion, and will create further issues from it. |
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Summary / Description
Unless I am missing something obvious, this script will be run from the directory where the icon editor has been cloned to. Could we modify the script to automatically figure out the path rather than needing to pass it in when running it?
Motivation / Use Case
Simplification of initial configuring. The fewer steps someone needs to do to get up and running the better!
Proposed Solution / Feature Details
The powershell script should be able to retrieve the directory the scripts has been run from.
Alternatives / Workarounds (optional)
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Possible Implementation (optional)
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