Yeah, wouldn’t have mattered. Most Info.plist values only get set by the build when not already present, but tis one is a hard overwrite, no mater what’s there.
Odd. Fire does a check for “new file already exists”, which triggers when only the case changes, but I thought I compensate for that case. I’ll review. thanx!
Fixed. This regressed in the switch from native Cocoa to RTL2, 1-2 years ago, as RTL2’s File.Move did it’s own “fail if destination file exists” check, which was bad…