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Single file bundle vs folder vs compressed folder #1

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ronag opened this issue Feb 22, 2018 · 2 comments
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Single file bundle vs folder vs compressed folder #1

ronag opened this issue Feb 22, 2018 · 2 comments

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ronag commented Feb 22, 2018

As the title says which should we aim for?

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malmgrenola commented Feb 23, 2018

You mean for .wt files?

Bundled files
Pros 👍

  • single file, easy to move around

cons 👎
I've experienced issues when moving bundled files between operating systems.

folder
Pros👍

  • all parts readable, makes debugging easier

cons 👎

  • not so easy to move around folders
  • all parts readable, anyone with accsses can play around

compressed
Pros 👍

  • single file, easy to move around

cons 👎

  • performance issue unpacking?

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ronag commented Feb 25, 2018

The easiest solution is to go with folders. Makes debugging easy and moving around folders isn't that bad. In my opinion.

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