Use class member applicationName variable instead of local in UpdateManager's constructor. #345
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I keep getting an exception from Path.Combine after updating to 0.99 if applicationName parameter is null, as suggested since it's now optional. I guess this is an oversight and the local applicationName is used to find the rootAppDirectory, even though the class member applicationName is correctly set beforehand.
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Use class member applicationName variable instead of local in UpdateManager's constructor.
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I keep getting an exception from Path.Combine after updating to 0.99 if applicationName parameter is null, as suggested since it's now optional.
I guess this is just a small oversight and the local applicationName is used to find the rootAppDirectory, even though the class member applicationName is correctly set beforehand.