docs: document missing config.toml fields#44
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launch_maximized (Settings -> Windows), default_apps (Settings -> Default Apps), and desktop_enabled (config-only, no Settings row) are all real, Settings-editable or user-facing Config fields that predate this fix but were never added to the README's config.toml example.
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| launch_maximized = false # new windows open maximized (Settings → Windows) |
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SUGGESTION: The comment reads "new windows open maximized" but the value is false, so a user copying this block as-is will get the opposite behavior of what the comment seems to describe. Consider wording that makes the boolean obvious, matching the style of nearby entries like assistant_mode = "panel" # "panel" (right-docked) | "window" (floating).
| launch_maximized = false # new windows open maximized (Settings → Windows) | |
| launch_maximized = false # true = new windows open maximized (Settings → Windows) |
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Routine docs-freshness audit found three real
Configfields (src/config.rs) that predate this fix but were never added to README's## Configurationexample block:launch_maximized— toggled via Settings → Windows ("Launch maximized" row,settings.rs:388); affects new-window placement.default_apps— the file-type → app handler map, editable via Settings → Default Apps (settings.rs:267,427); the feature itself was already documented in "What works today", just not the config key/shape.desktop_enabled— gates whether desktop icons render (session.rs, multiple call sites); no Settings UI row exists for it, so the config example was the only place a user could discover it, and it wasn't there.Fix
Added all three to the
tomlexample in README.md with brief inline comments, matching the style of neighboring entries. Docs-only change; verified the updated example block still parses as valid TOML.Scope check