Cutter doesn't save settings if first run has binary from terminal · rizinorg/cutter#3080

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good first issue

描述

Environment information

Operating System: Parrot 5.1.2
Cutter version: 2.1.2
Obtained from:
- Built from source
- Downloaded release from Cutter website or GitHub
- Distribution repository
File format: ELF

Describe the bug

When first run of Cutter has a binary to analysis, it won't show the first init widget to save settings like themes. Therefore, some settings are not saved

To Reproduce

Install Cutter from repository (no pre-config settings were written) sudo apt install rizin-cutter (the name is on Parrot's repository. It could be different on other distro)
Open Cutter to analysis a binary cutter /usr/bin/ls
Use Cutter normally, change theme settings, ... (let say that user changed theme to dark theme)
Open Cutter without any binary files from args
Cutter will have the first run widget which asks themes and the other settings. The theme is light.

If user runs Cutter with a binary file in step 4, the theme setting won't be changed. Theme will be light theme

Expected behavior

Settings should be saved and maybe the first run widget will not show

贡献者指南

技术栈: cpp
领域: desktop
议题类型: bug
难度: 2
预计时间: 1-3 hours
活动状态: stale
清晰度: mostly clear
前置要求: C++Qt framework basics
新手友好度: 55
研究方向: Examine the startup code in Cutter's main entry point (e.g., main.cpp or CutterApplication.cpp). Look for the condition that shows the first run settings widget. Determine why the widget does not appear when a binary is passed as an argument, causing settings not to be saved. Check if settings are loaded/saved properly in that scenario. Potential fix could involve ensuring settings are initialized regardless of command line arguments.