Adding initial managed config file support#24
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As discussed here : https://macadmins.slack.com/archives/C04V0BC98PQ/p1712157866087659
I added initial support for managed config files to my fork of Patchomator. The parameter that can be managed are "IgnoredLabels" and "RequiredLabels".
defaults write /path/to/patchomator.plist IgnoredLabels/RequiredLabels -array label1 label2 label3I also wrote a Profile manifest for ProfileCreator and iMazing Profile Editor to create this config profile. I'll create a pull request for it if you want to merge this pull request.
If a configfile already exists, nothing will change, it will always be loaded first. I also added a way to prevent the managedConfigfile to be overwritten, as this is not desired with a profile.