On Jul 11, 2008, at 1:01 PM, Douglas Davidson wrote:
Remember that preferences and the like are keyed off of the bundle
identifier, so changing it would give you some work to do in
migrating older settings.
I am focused on your phrase 'and the like'.
Other then preferences, what else is keyed off of the bundle identifier?
So, just to be clear, would you generally consider it to be the case
that a unique bundle identifier is intended to identify a unique
application and not different versions of the same application?
If this is true, then I could see how some feature of the OS (either
now or in the future) would depend upon this being true - that a
bundle identifier identifies a unique application. Is this a valid
concern?
Thank you.
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