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Old 06-12-2026, 04:14 AM   #17
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@Liesse: Since reapplying a set of particular patches when a new software version comes out is probably what you want to do, I'm thinking the best solution is to simply write a file to the device in a hidden folder (e.g. .kobopatch-webui/custom-patches.json) which keeps track of what patches were applied the last time.

If you reconnect your device to re-apply patches the next time, the web app could simply check that file on your device, and offer you the choice to re-apply the patches you chose last time. That's probably the most user friendly way of handling this.

Or, alternatively, also giving you the ability to drag-and-drop that yaml file, which may be useful for people who have multiple devices they want to patch the same way. Both should be possible, I think.
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