fix: Handle the case of a corrupt JSON config#101
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Purpose of this PR:
Fix the bug where a corrupt
config.jsonfile (filled with\0bytes, for example) would crash WheelWizard.How to Test:
Write a single
\0byte at the start of the JSON file and remove all other contents. Then open WheelWizard – it should not crash anymore but log the exception and the loaded config is empty. Entering the settings again and hitting save should overwrite the file in a way that the\0byte is gone.What Has Been Changed:
The initial setup of the application was rewritten to pass the service provider to the
LoadSettingsmethod (for logging purposes).Related Issue Link:
#100
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