id       = "coda-2"
name     = "Coda 2"
homepage = "https://panic.com/coda/"
# Coda's leaf icon, still published on Panic's own help site — panic.com/coda
# is now only a notice that the app was discontinued.
icon     = "https://help.panic.com/images/icon-coda.png"
# Coda 2 has no command-line tool of its own; the bundle identifier is what a
# consumer sees when the user runs it.
executables = []
platforms = ["macos"]

[installation]
macos_bundle_ids = ["com.panic.Coda2"]

[dotfiles]

# Panic discontinued Coda — "Coda has been discontinued", says panic.com/coda,
# which now points at Nova — and Homebrew disabled the cask on 2024-12-16
# `because: :discontinued`. The entry stays because the installs did not
# disappear with the product, and a user moving to a new Mac still has this file
# to carry.
#
# Bundle identifier com.panic.Coda2: the cask installs "Coda 2.app" and its
# `zap trash:` list names ~/Library/Preferences/com.panic.Coda2.plist alongside
# ~/Library/Application Support/Coda 2, ~/Library/Caches/com.panic.Coda2 and the
# saved-state directory (Casks/c/coda.rb). The preferences domain is the
# editor's own settings — fonts, colours, indentation, key bindings, the
# validators and previews that are turned on.
paths = ["[preferences]/com.panic.Coda2.plist"]

# ~/Library/Application Support/Coda 2 is the sites library: the FTP, SFTP and
# WebDAV servers a user has set up, with their host names, users and remote
# paths. It is deliberately not in paths — it is server access data rather than
# editor configuration, and nothing published says which of its files hold what,
# so it is named as a thing never to sync rather than guessed at.
exclude = ["[appData]/Coda 2/"]

# No whole-file credential among the paths above: the one path listed is the
# editor's preferences domain. The sites library, which is where anything
# account-shaped would be, is excluded outright rather than synced.
secret = []

# No machine_lines: fonts, colours and key bindings are the point of carrying
# this file, and a plist has no rule syntax here anyway — format is toml, yaml
# or json.