id       = "monodevelop"
name     = "MonoDevelop"
homepage = "https://www.monodevelop.com"
description = "MonoDevelop is a cross platform .NET IDE."
# The app icon, from the theme icons in the project's repository.
icon     = "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mono/monodevelop/main/main/theme-icons/Mac/png/256x256/monodevelop.png"
executables   = ["monodevelop", "mdtool"]

[dotfiles]

# main/src/core/MonoDevelop.Core/MonoDevelop.Core/UserProfile.cs. The profile
# directory is built per platform:
#
#   ForMac    ConfigDir = ~/Library/Preferences/<appId>
#   ForUnix   ConfigDir = ${XDG_CONFIG_HOME:-~/.config}/<appId>
#   ForWindows ConfigDir = %APPDATA%\<appId>\Config
#
# and GetAppId() in the same file makes <appId> "MonoDevelop-<version>" below
# version 7 and "MonoDevelop/<version>" from 7 on, with ProfileVersions listing
# 2.4 through 8.0. Both shapes are globbed so a machine with either is covered.
# PropertyService.cs names what lands there: `readonly static string FileName =
# "MonoDevelopProperties.xml"`, written to `UserProfile.Current.ConfigDir`.
#
# macOS is ~/Library/Preferences, which is [preferences]. The Unix half is
# written literally rather than as [configHome], because [configHome] would
# also claim %APPDATA%\MonoDevelop-*\ on Windows — the roaming *data* root,
# one level above the Config directory MonoDevelop actually writes.
paths = [
  "[preferences]/MonoDevelop-*/",
  "[preferences]/MonoDevelop/*/",
  "~/.config/MonoDevelop-*/",
  "~/.config/MonoDevelop/*/",
  "%APPDATA%/MonoDevelop-*/Config/",
  "%APPDATA%/MonoDevelop/*/Config/",
]

# Caches, logs and the local install directory are separate roots in the same
# file (CacheDir under ~/Library/Caches, $XDG_CACHE_HOME or %LOCALAPPDATA%;
# LogDir under ~/Library/Logs or the cache directory), so none of them sits
# inside the config directories above and there is nothing to carve out.

# Nothing MonoDevelop writes to ConfigDir is a credential file. Its NuGet and
# publishing credentials go to the .NET tooling's own stores, not here.
secret = []

# No machine_lines. MonoDevelopProperties.xml is an XML property bag, and the
# schema's `format` is toml, yaml or json — there is no parser for it here, so
# a per-key carve-out could not be written even where one was wanted.