feat: import an existing Diablo IV install instead of re-downloading#6
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People migrating from CrossOver / Porting Kit / Whisky / GPTK usually already have the full ~140 GB game on disk. Battle.net can adopt an existing install and download only the patch delta — but D4Mac had no way to get those files into the bottle. Adds Settings -> Advanced -> "Import existing install…": - scans the common wrapper locations (Porting Kit/Wineskin .app prefixes, CrossOver & Whisky bottles, ~/Games for GPTK) for a folder with "Diablo IV.exe" + ".build.info", plus a manual folder picker; - clones the chosen folder into C:\Program Files (x86)\Diablo IV via clonefile(2) — instant + copy-on-write on the same APFS volume, with a cross-volume copy fallback; - on success, tells the user Battle.net should detect it automatically (and how to point it manually if not). New BottleManager.Phase.importingGame for the status banner. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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What
Adds Settings → Advanced → "Import existing install…" so people migrating from another Wine wrapper can reuse a Diablo IV download they already have, instead of re-downloading ~140 GB.
Why
Anyone coming from CrossOver / Porting Kit / Whisky / raw GPTK usually already has the full game on disk, and Battle.net will adopt an existing install and pull only the patch delta — but there was no way to get those files into D4Mac's bottle.
How
Diablo IV.exe+.build.info:.appprefixes (~/Applications,/Applications)~/Games(GPTK)C:\Program Files (x86)\Diablo IVviaclonefile(2)— instant + copy-on-write on the same APFS volume; falls back to a recursive copy across volumes.BottleManager.Phase.importingGamefor the status banner.Testing
swift buildclean. Verified the scanner resolves a real Porting Kit install, and that the clone is the same operation as a manualcp -cR(instant, COW) on APFS. Built a local dev bundle around the shipped Wine runtime and exercised the Settings UI.🤖 Generated with Claude Code