[fix]: make default directive seeding idempotent using deterministic UUIDs - #575
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Thank you @james-217-wq for your first PR. Can you reformat the code by running or install git hook then in the future when you commit, it will auto format for you |
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Thank you @james-217-wq
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Default directives were being seeded on first launch, gated by ApplicationPreferences.isOnboardingCompleted(). However, ApplicationPreferences can be cleared by the user (e.g. via a "Reset Settings" action). When that happens, the onboarding flag resets to false, causing seedDefaultDirectives() to run again on the next launch.