# 📥 Config Import

Import your settings from an old installation

### ℹ️ How to use this tool

1. Enter the full path to your old installation directory (or select the main folder containing an 'app/' subdirectory)
2. Optional: Enter a custom name for the imported profile
3. Click "Validate Path" to check if configuration files exist
4. If the path is valid, click "Import Settings" to import your data

⚠️ Important: If a profile with the same name exists, a timestamp will be added automatically to avoid conflicts. The system will automatically search for config files in the app/ subdirectory if they're not found in the main directory.
🚨 Before Importing: Close the old installation of the application if it's running. Database files that are currently in use may not be imported correctly due to file locks. This is especially important on Windows systems.

## Import Settings

Old Installation Path:
Profile Name (optional): This name will be used for the imported profile. Only letters, numbers, hyphens, and underscores are allowed. If a profile with this name already exists, a timestamp will be added automatically.

### Found Configuration Files:

## ⚠️ Import Warnings

💡 Tip: If you see warnings about database locks or files in use, close the old installation and try importing again.

## 📋 Import Log

Detailed import progress

## ✅ Import Results

0
User Profiles
0
User Data Files
0
Uploaded Files
0
Plugin Data Files
0
Legacy Database
0
Legacy Data Files

### ⚠️ Don't Forget to Switch Profiles!

Your imported settings won't appear until you:

1. Go to Settings → User Profiles
2. Select the imported profile (default)
3. Restart the application

💡 The import was successful, but profiles must be manually activated.