Describe the bug
If only a single entry appears in a M3U file, when saving the same config, it saves as [core]@[game].[image ext].cfg, not [core]@[game].m3u.cfg, but is properly read as m3u.cfg on launch.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- Create a M3U with one entry (e.g. Populous.m3u contains Populous.adf)
- Start the M3U
- Make any configuration changes you like, then save the game config (which will be written as /media/[drive]/config/settings/game/[display]/commodore_ami@Populous.adf.cfg incorrectly)
- Restart the game
- Note your changes appear to be lost
- Rename /media/[drive]/config/settings/game/[display]/commodore_ami@Populous.adf.cfg to Populous.m3u.cfg
- Restart the game again and your changes appear
NOTE: This probably affects all single-line M3U entries, not just the Amiga core, but I have not tested for this
Expected behavior
Single-line M3U configuration settings should be saved as *.m3u.cfg in the settings directory
Setup:
- Device: Raspberry Pi 500
- OS version: v1.7.0
- Storage: USB
- Power adapter: Raspberry Pi official
Describe the bug
If only a single entry appears in a M3U file, when saving the same config, it saves as [core]@[game].[image ext].cfg, not [core]@[game].m3u.cfg, but is properly read as m3u.cfg on launch.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
NOTE: This probably affects all single-line M3U entries, not just the Amiga core, but I have not tested for this
Expected behavior
Single-line M3U configuration settings should be saved as *.m3u.cfg in the settings directory
Setup: