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Refactored applications detection
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@awaescher Hi again, I tried to pull the rework you did on "remotes" on my ExeFind branch: I had an issue calling ReadAllBranches because then, I had only remote branches in my checkout list. That's why I have deleted my latest commits. |
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If I got this right, this pull request is not required anymore as we are merging #114. Thank you |
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Hi @awaescher ,
It's been a while since I started thinking of a way to efficiently find executable paths... First I started a bit of rework of the exe search to add new applications more easily (Git Bash I remember).
I didn't find any reliable solution to search executables in "exotic" directories, so I ended up allowing to do it... in the configuration file !!
Sorry master, to go against your will of a zero config app !! ;)
So , it goes like this :
{
"AutoFetchMode": 0,
"PruneOnFetch": true,
"ExePaths": [{
"ApplicationName": "SourceTree",
"ApplicationFullPath": "C:\Users\######_01.001\AppData\Local\SourceTree\SourceTree.exe"
}, {
"ApplicationName": "GitBash",
"ApplicationFullPath": ""
}, {
"ApplicationName": "WindowsTerminal",
"ApplicationFullPath": ""
}, {
"ApplicationName": "VSCode",
"ApplicationFullPath": ""
}
]
}
=> if no path is provided the good ol' search does the job.