Use compact format for JSON files

[Chocobo1]

It saves a bit of space on disk and deters novice users from tampering them.

[glassez]

Note that some (many) of these JSON files are essentially configuration files so I doubt we should use compact format for them.

[Chocobo1]

Note that some (many) of these JSON files are essentially configuration files so I doubt we should use compact format for them.

Are those files really intended for user manual editing?

[glassez]

Note that some (many) of these JSON files are essentially configuration files so I doubt we should use compact format for them.

Are those files really intended for user manual editing?

I believe Yes. And they are often used this way in some scenarios, especially in no-GUI cases (even when there is access via WebUI, it often does not provide full support for configuring some features).

[Chocobo1]

And they are often used this way in some scenarios, especially in no-GUI cases (even when there is access via WebUI, it often does not provide full support for configuring some features).

OK.
Last question. Not all of them are expected to be edited by users, right? Some of them can use compact format.
AFAIK uithemedialog.cpp and torrentfileswatcher.cpp should use indented format while others can use compact format.