After installing, store a setting that forbids the use of pre-built archives#205
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This is another attempt to fix #203, after it broke everyone in v1.0.6 and was subsequently reverted in v1.0.7.
I think what we've learned (the hard way) is that the application itself, and its internal resources, can never be treated as writable, full stop. Any permanent state change (like "never use a pre-built archive") needs to be stored in the app's user data directory.
So this uses the
electron-storelibrary to easily get and set that state information. It also adds a test which proves that using the archive once means it will never be used again.AI Disclosure
No AI was used here.