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** Description**
This may be intended behavior BUT it does not match use-case of the gif/video in the readme/github landing page.
konsave -l produces a list such as:
Konsave profiles:
ID NAME
1 ProfileA
2 ProfileB
Attempting konsave -a 2 produces
Konsave: Profile not found :(
Please check the log at <$HOME>/.cache/konsave_log.txt for more details
It's unclear what the ID is used for. The landing page video shows the user typing konsave --apply 2 to apply a new profile.
I just installed konsave from pip today and its version 2.2.0
System information
running Rocky Linux 8 (red hat clone)
How did you install Konsave? using pip
What version of Konsave are you using? version 2.2.0
Did you try updating? no, but 2.2.0 looks like latest release per github sidebar
Again, this could be intended behavior, and then the issue is that the video is incorrect. Or I've messed something up on my end :) It's a new laptop I'm trying to get up and going.
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Yes, this indeed is the intended behavior. IDs were used in older versions and are now obsolete. I'll update the gif in the README and remove IDs from the output in the next release.
Would it not be better, as is the case with 'yay' and 'paru' wrappers, to be able to (without recalling all of our profiles) simply do 'konsave -a' or 'konsave -r' or even 'konsave -s' and be offered a list, with the option to enter the ID to apply?
Konsave -a
ID NAME
1 Cream23.11.27
2 Dark23.11.27
==> ID to apply (eg: 1 2 3, 1-3 or ^4)
==>
Then
konsave -s
Konsave profiles:
ID NAME
1 Cream23.11.27
2 Dark23.11.27
==> ID to overwrite (eg: 1 2 3, 1-3 or ^4) or ENTER to type name
==>
Would it not be better, as is the case with 'yay' and 'paru' wrappers, to be able to (without recalling all of our profiles) simply do 'konsave -a' or 'konsave -r' or even 'konsave -s' and be offered a list, with the option to enter the ID to apply?
Amazing idea! I'm definitely going to implement this for the next release!
Prayag2
changed the title
Applying profile based on ID reports Profile Not Found
[FEATURE REQUEST] Ability to use both IDs and names to save/export profiles
Dec 17, 2023
Prayag2
changed the title
[FEATURE REQUEST] Ability to use both IDs and names to save/export profiles
[Feature Request] Ability to use both IDs and names to save/export profiles
May 18, 2024
** Description**
This may be intended behavior BUT it does not match use-case of the gif/video in the readme/github landing page.
konsave -l
produces a list such as:Attempting
konsave -a 2
producesIt's unclear what the ID is used for. The landing page video shows the user typing
konsave --apply 2
to apply a new profile.I just installed konsave from pip today and its version
2.2.0
System information
Again, this could be intended behavior, and then the issue is that the video is incorrect. Or I've messed something up on my end :) It's a new laptop I'm trying to get up and going.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: