AutoDarkMode
ADM (presumably) generated a file 'overrides.json' on Desktop
Description
2024-03-14 21:53, I noticed a file %userprofile%\Desktop\overrides.json which I wasn't aware of its origin. overrides.json
Due to the similarity of content between the file and %userprofile%\scoop\apps\auto-dark-mode-np\current\adm-app\overrides.json, I concluded that ADM could be the reason of such unexpected file generation.
Couldn't reproduce the issue.
Expected Behavior
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Log Data
Commit Hash, Version and Windows Build
- Commit:
cf7a0fe - Service/App:
10.4.1.1 - Updater:
3.1.4 - Shell:
1.3.3.0 - .Net:
7.0.5 - Windows:
22621.3296
Screenshots / Videos
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This is an automatically generated file by Windows when using location service in an non packaged app. I don't know why it's located at your Desktop, usually it will take place in AppData.
ADM's execution directory remains in AppData. However, we are not maintaining the scoop installation method and it might be possible that it's launched with the wrong working directory.
Could you kindly check with a tool like processexplorer what the working directory of ADM is?
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@Spiritreader Sorry for the late reply.
Since it's my first time using the tool, I'm not sure if this is the right information but I would still like to proceed providing it.
The screenshot below says that the 'Current directory' is C:\Windows\System32.
@Armin2208 Should I be concerned of the fact that I have publicly uploaded a file related to my location? If yes, I'll try contacting GitHub Support to remove it.
@Armin2208 Should I be concerned of the fact that I have publicly uploaded a file related to my location? If yes, I'll try contacting GitHub Support to remove it.
I don't see any personal information in the shared files. People just see your region is KO. I don't think this is a problem?
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