Move configuration files to repository root and add dynamic inclusion#10
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- Moved expected location of `server-settings.json` to the repo root to prevent accidental overwrites during server binary updates. - Added support for `server-adminlist.json` at the repo root. - Updated `FactorioServerManager.ps1` and `example_batch.bat` to dynamically include these configuration files as launch arguments if they exist. - Updated `example_batch.bat` with `setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion` to ensure correct variable expansion inside `if` blocks. - Updated `README.md` to reflect the new configuration file locations.
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| function Ensure-SettingsFile { | ||
| $template = Join-Path $InstallDir 'data\server-settings.example.json' | ||
| $settings = Join-Path $InstallDir 'data\server-settings.json' | ||
| $settings = Join-Path $scriptRoot 'server-settings.json' |
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Preserve existing data-directory settings
For users who already ran the previous version, option 3 wrote their customized credentials/password/visibility to Factorio\data\server-settings.json; after this path switch the script only checks the repo-root file. Because the repository already includes a root server-settings.json, Ensure-SettingsFile will not copy or migrate the existing data-directory settings, and launches will silently ignore the user's real server configuration. Please migrate or fall back to the old path when the new root file has not been explicitly created by the user; the batch script's SettingsFile path change has the same regression.
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Relocates server configuration files (
server-settings.jsonandserver-adminlist.json) from the Factorio binary directory to the repository root. This makes it safer for automated server updates. Both the PowerShell and batch scripts were updated to dynamically load these files on launch if present. Documentation has also been updated.PR created automatically by Jules for task 10712689773682947600 started by @GhostwheeI