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Is there a way to proceed without a warning message when the path specified for the icon does not exist? |
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Yes. Remove the icon path. |
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I'm using the same config file synchronized across multiple devices, and I don't want to maintain multiple versions just for this small icon. |
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So! As of Terminal 1.24 (Preview), you can store your icons in the same folder as settings.json and refer to them by relative paths. If you could do that and sync the entire settings folder, rather than just settings.json, that may be another way around it. :) |
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(This also applies to background images, shaders and any sound files you might use for e.g. the audible bell.) |
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Icon is a nice to have but not critical. I'd simply prefer to not see the warnings, but that's a great approach. Thanks! |
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So! As of Terminal 1.24 (Preview), you can store your icons in the same folder as settings.json and refer to them by relative paths.
If you could do that and sync the entire settings folder, rather than just settings.json, that may be another way around it. :)