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Allow paths in the installations page to be clickable #228
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We have the EnvironmentService to do platform detection already, if you move this from the View to the ViewModel using a Command instead of a PointerClicked event it should be as easy as dependency injecting it in.
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Actually, I don't think you need to detect the platform at all, you can just do it the same way we open log directory after a scan fail, it should open in whatever the user has specified as their default handler for opening directories.
https://github.com/unitystation/stationhub/blob/develop/UnitystationLauncher/Services/InstallationService.cs#L550
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This doesn't work.
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what difference does this make?
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Hmm, thats odd, I checked it out locally and that worked fine for me. Does it work when opening the log folder for a failed scan? I tested that in a Windows VM when I was working on that before and I remember it working fine, but maybe something regarding that changed with the upgrade to .NET 8.
Having standard ways of doing things makes the code a lot more maintainable, and code in the ViewModel can be effectively unit tested, while the code in the View cannot be in most cases. https://docs.avaloniaui.net/docs/concepts/the-mvvm-pattern