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Fix Chart Saving in Linux and MacOS, Display App Icon in MacOS #16456
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you know, even though mac is not properly supported, I feel like this should be done
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hopefully this works, I'm still gonna test on my own system, compiling just takes forever! |
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fixes a bug with Linux and Mac where the files saved by the chart editor do not correspond to where they are actually saved on Windows (i.e: file named and saved as "assets\shared\data\test\test-hard.json" instead of "test-hard.json" in the "assets/shared/data/test" folder)
also fixes the app icon not showing up in the MacOS dock
SHOULD fix #16441