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Siegfried Pammer
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ILSpy.xml is the only copy of everything a user puts in it - assembly lists above all, which people build up over years and, as the report shows, edit by hand. A file that fails to parse was replaced by defaults on the next save, which happens for something as incidental as a window position, so the data was gone before the user had a chance to notice anything was wrong. The file is now moved aside first, under a name that says what it is, and an earlier copy is never replaced: two bad starts in a row must not cost the file that still has the data. A typo in hand-written XML is usually one edit away from readable, so what matters is that it still exists. Telling the user is still not solved - that needs somewhere central to report it from, which the settings do not have yet - but the file is recoverable, and its name says why it is there. Assisted-by: Claude:claude-opus-5:Claude Code