fix(bundler/nsis): remove empty resources folders on uninstall#8263
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fix(bundler/nsis): remove empty resources folders on uninstall#8263
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a tiny bit offtopic but does somebody know how to get rid of this one?
I can't run clippy locally because of it and have to wait for CI to tell me where i did something dumb. |
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This is a follow up of #8233, so please read that PR description for context.
Currently the uninstaller only deletes the top-level resources folders. NSIS' rmdir function has a
/Rflag for recursive deletion but i thought that it has to follow the "Delete application data" checkbox, even if the installdir is not the data dirs we expose with the bundle id. This makes it quite a bit morecomplicatedspammy since now we have to delete each folder level seperately...If we prefer to use the /R over a much bigger uninstaller then i'll be happy to adapt this PR, this is just how i understood it was meant to work :)
p.s. The uninstaller now recursively deletes the installdir too if the checkbox is ticked, just in case the dev added files in there too.