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* refactor(tauri-cli): introduce replacement functions * refactor(tauri-cli): apply replacement to remove.rs * refactor(tauri-cli): apply replacement to icon.rs * refactor(tauri-cli): apply replacement to bundle.rs * refactor(tauri-cli): apply replacement to build.rs * refactor(tauri-cli): apply replacement to add.rs * refactor(tauri-cli): apply replacement to dev.rs * refactor(tauri-cli): less controlflow * refactor(tauri-cli): split config loading from locking static * refactor(tauri-cli): remove duplicate checks covered by if let Some(tauri_dir) = tauri_dir tauri_dir.is_some() must be true, otherwise the entire block is not run, so the frontend_dir check is irrelevant * fmt * refactor(tauri-cli): apply replacement to inspect.rs * refactor(tauri-cli): dont use statics for config * refactor(tauri-cli): finish threading directory paths through functions * fix: clippy * fixup CI * refactor(tauri-cli): dont need mutex * refactor(tauri-cli): rescope mutex use to minimal necessary * fix CI, reduce mutex use * fixup PR #14607 * fix: clippy * refactor(tauri-cli): remove ConfigHandle * refactor(tauri-cli): remove more unwraps and panicing functions * refactor(tauri-cli): less mutexes * refactor(tauri-cli): undo mistaken change, address review comment * Split android build to 2 functions * Pass in dirs to migration v1 like the v2 beta * Add change file --------- Co-authored-by: Tony <legendmastertony@gmail.com>
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Change summary goes here
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Change summary goes here
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