Allow users to say no when writing to fishnet.ini #263
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Got myself in an irritating loop where the user has to say yes. I understand that writing the file is necessary to provide a service file, but I ended up doing Ctrl+C instead of saying yes.
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Looks good. Thanks! |
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Actually it could also be quite nice if it would ask the user where to save the file. (I like it at The first time it just says |
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If we can keep compatibility for existing installations, generally using the paths designated by the operating system seems like a good idea. |
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Got myself in an irritating loop where the user has to say yes.
I understand that writing the file is necessary to provide a service file, but I ended up doing Ctrl+C instead of saying yes.