Change from a toggle to a quick run button #1
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Kartopod
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May 31, 2024
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Uhh... whoops, i did not mean to do that. I dont know what im doing. Hope this is reversable |
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Hi 🙂 I said on Twitter that I'd PR a proposal for a cleaner approach to this.
Instead of adding a toggle that fiddles with
.csproj/.sln(BTW, the current version doesn't account for cases when the.slnis not in the main project folder, which is quite common), we add a button that runs the game without building first (it's also bound to shift-f5).Not sure you if you'd want to merge this directly, since it changes completely how one uses the add-on. But, that's at least food for thoughts.