Add configurable image library folder support - #14
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Co-authored-by: Shawon Ashraf <shawon.ashraf@outlook.com>
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This will close issue #9 |
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Summary
AppSettingshelper to persist a custom image-library folder path (with default fallback to~/Documents/Wardrobe/Images)StorageManagerso all drag-drop saves and directory imports resolve the active library folder at runtimeSettingsViewso users can choose a custom library folder or revert to the defaultTesting
xcodebuild -project Wardrobe.xcodeproj -scheme Wardrobe -destination 'platform=macOS' build(fails in Linux cloud environment:xcodebuildunavailable)which xcodebuild || true; swift --version || true(confirms missing macOS Swift toolchain in this environment)xcrun --find xcodebuild || true; uname -a(confirms no Xcode tooling and Linux host)