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I've just reinstalled Windows (11) on my computer, and installed Python 3.11 via the Microsoft Store. I noticed that qobuz-dl creates its config.ini configuration file in the following folder:
instead of C:\Users\***\AppData\Local\Roaming\qobuz-dl. However, in the terminal, qobuz-dl does indicate that it is creating a file in AppData\Local\Roaming:
I use qobuz-dl on another computer (Windows 11 as well) on which Python 3.11 has been installed via the classic .exe installer on the Python website, and on this computer the config.ini file is created in the correct folder (AppData\Local\Roaming\qobuz.dl).
It's not a big issue, it doesn't prevent qobuz-dl from working. It's just confusing at first, because when you go to the indicated folder, you can't find any configuration file, and you have to figure out where it actually is.
This problem seems to have more to do with Python itself than with qobuz-dl (python/cpython#84557), but I hope at least that people looking for their config.ini file will come across this issue and find it.
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Hi,
I've just reinstalled Windows (11) on my computer, and installed Python 3.11 via the Microsoft Store. I noticed that qobuz-dl creates its config.ini configuration file in the following folder:
instead of
C:\Users\***\AppData\Local\Roaming\qobuz-dl
. However, in the terminal, qobuz-dl does indicate that it is creating a file inAppData\Local\Roaming
:I use qobuz-dl on another computer (Windows 11 as well) on which Python 3.11 has been installed via the classic .exe installer on the Python website, and on this computer the config.ini file is created in the correct folder (
AppData\Local\Roaming\qobuz.dl
).It's not a big issue, it doesn't prevent qobuz-dl from working. It's just confusing at first, because when you go to the indicated folder, you can't find any configuration file, and you have to figure out where it actually is.
This problem seems to have more to do with Python itself than with qobuz-dl (python/cpython#84557), but I hope at least that people looking for their config.ini file will come across this issue and find it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: