Fix newly-created profile reappearing after restart when deleted#83
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A profile created via "New Profile" in MMLaunch holds an empty ProfileKeyName in memory. Picking an EXE triggers RegConfig.saveProfile, which lazily creates a registry subkey (e.g. Profile0000) but discarded its name via `ignore`, so the in-memory RunConfig stayed unsynced. The delete handler skipped RegConfig.removeProfile because ProfileKeyName was still "", leaving the orphan subkey to be re-enumerated by loadAll on next launch. saveProfile now returns the updated RunConfig with ProfileKeyName set to the bare subkey name, and ProfileModel.save assigns it back to its mutable config. This keeps in-memory state consistent with the registry so the existing delete guard works on the first try.
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Fixes #3 |
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A profile created via "New Profile" in MMLaunch holds an empty ProfileKeyName in memory. Picking an EXE triggers RegConfig.saveProfile, which lazily creates a registry subkey (e.g. Profile0000) but discarded its name via
ignore, so the in-memory RunConfig stayed unsynced. The delete handler skipped RegConfig.removeProfile because ProfileKeyName was still "", leaving the orphan subkey to be re-enumerated by loadAll on next launch.saveProfile now returns the updated RunConfig with ProfileKeyName set to the bare subkey name, and ProfileModel.save assigns it back to its mutable config. This keeps in-memory state consistent with the registry so the existing delete guard works on the first try.