Developer Tools Lack Native Settings Export for Machine Migration
Developers moving to a new machine have no native way to export all settings and add-ons from tools that lack built-in sync. They must manually locate and copy configuration folders. This is a recurring friction point during hardware upgrades or new team member setup.
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