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I think switching between profiles is not working correctly.
If we always use twinkle -c to start the Twinkle app, it will, by default, use twinkle.cfg (regardless of the start_user_profile variable).
To make it work, we need to invoke something like twinkle -f 913842 -c where 913842 is the profile's name (and the config file's name as well). Better yet, Twinkle can run multiple profiles simultaneously like this: twinkle -f 913842 296346 -c. And after running it this way, we can switch between profiles with every command: twinkle --set-profile 913842 --call +123456789
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There is another function instead of set_account(username, domain, password).
You can use set_account_by_file(path) in order to import any user profile config file you want.
I don't think it fixes the issue because the problem is not related to creating config files; it appears in the later stage when you want Twinkle to apply a specific config file, which it will not do so far as you keep using the start_user_profile variable (I think this variable only applies to GUI mode of Twinkle)
I think switching between profiles is not working correctly.
If we always use
twinkle -c
to start the Twinkle app, it will, by default, use twinkle.cfg (regardless of the start_user_profile variable).To make it work, we need to invoke something like
twinkle -f 913842 -c
where 913842 is the profile's name (and the config file's name as well). Better yet, Twinkle can run multiple profiles simultaneously like this:twinkle -f 913842 296346 -c
. And after running it this way, we can switch between profiles with every command:twinkle --set-profile 913842 --call +123456789
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: