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Remove unused 'upgrade' config profile section#17191

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Summary of the issue:

The only setting newLaptopKeyboardLayout for the config section upgrade is unused in NVDA

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Remove this unused setting

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  • New Features

    • Simplified configuration options by removing the "upgrade" section from the configuration management settings.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Eliminated the newLaptopKeyboardLayout setting to streamline configuration management and reduce complexity.

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The pull request introduces changes to the configuration management system by removing specific entries from configuration sets in two files. The BASE_ONLY_SECTIONS set in the ConfigManager class no longer includes the "upgrade" section, and the configuration option for newLaptopKeyboardLayout has been eliminated from the configuration specification. These modifications streamline the configuration options available within the application.

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File Change Summary
source/config/__init__.py Removed "upgrade" from the BASE_ONLY_SECTIONS set in the ConfigManager class.
source/config/configSpec.py Removed the [upgrade] section, including newLaptopKeyboardLayout = boolean(default=false).

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Much as we don't use this, and I seriously doubt any add-on authors use it either, the config spec is part of the public API, so I think we need a note in the Changes for Developers. In particular, if authors are expecting the upgrade section to be there, they'll get an error when attempting to write to it.

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See test results for failed build of commit b614a7ea48

@seanbudd seanbudd merged commit 72b0006 into master Sep 19, 2024
@seanbudd seanbudd deleted the remUpgradeConfig branch September 19, 2024 05:56
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