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Release Notes

• New Features

  • Updated the version label in the About window to "1.0.1".
  • Enhanced the AppDataCleaner with improved state management and UI feedback, including a new label for the current target folder and a logging checkbox.
  • Improved folder deletion confirmation messages and error logging for better user experience.

• Bug Fixes

  • Enhanced error handling in folder deletion to include specific folder paths in error messages.

• Refactor

  • Updated the get_appdata_dir function for better error handling and flexibility in retrieving application data directories.

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request involve updates to several Rust source files, enhancing functionality and improving error handling. Key modifications include updating the version label in the about window, changing the delete_folder function to accept a PathBuf, adding new fields to the AppDataCleaner struct, and modifying the get_appdata_dir function to return an Option<PathBuf>. These changes collectively improve type safety, state management, and error reporting across the application.

Changes

File	Change Summary
src/about.rs	Updated version label from "1.0.0" to "1.0.1" in show_about_window function.
src/delete.rs	Modified delete_folder to accept PathBuf instead of &str, enhancing type safety. Updated error messages to include folder paths.
src/ui.rs	Added fields selected_appdata_folder and is_logging_enabled to AppDataCleaner. Updated deletion confirmation logic and error handling.
src/utils.rs	Changed get_appdata_dir to return Option<PathBuf> instead of String, allowing for better error handling. Updated implementation to use dirs_next crate.

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In the code where rabbits play,
Changes hop in bright array.
Paths now safe, and logs so clear,
Version updated, bring good cheer!
With every line, our app will bloom,
Hopping forth, dispelling gloom. 🐇✨

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