Hello @piotrkochan

Old config stored in xml, and new in json format:
Windows C:\Users\%Your user%\.rdm\connections.(xml|json)
OS X $HOME/Library/Preferences/rdm/connections.(xml|json)
Linux $HOME/.rdm/connections.(xml|json)

Which version do you use before? 0.7.6 or older?

I also upgraded to the latest version. (not sure which version i had before)

In the given location are indeed an xml and json file, but both are empty (0 bytes)

ps. suggested location for these type of config folders in Windows: %APPDATA%
also, starting a folder name with "." does nothing in Windows

@Jimbolino I need to know your previous version to reproduce issue.

my download history shows: redis-desktop-manager-0.7.6.15.exe

We can deduce it :) Do you remember, your prev version has SSH key in "Add
connection" dialog?

2015-08-10 17:47 GMT+03:00 Jimbolino notifications@github.com:

how can i find that ?

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after re-installing this version: https://github.com/uglide/RedisDesktopManager/releases/download/0.7.6/redis-desktop-manager-0.7.6.15.exe my old connections are back !

the old version stores them in C:\Users\username\connections.xml
instead C:\Users\username.rdm\connections.xml

@Jimbolino

Copy your connections.xml from C:\Users%Your user%\connections.xml
to C:\Users%Your user%.rdm\connections.xml and install new version. It
should do the trick for you.

2015-08-10 17:54 GMT+03:00 Jimbolino notifications@github.com:

after re-installing this version:
https://github.com/uglide/RedisDesktopManager/releases/download/0.7.6/redis-desktop-manager-0.7.6.15.exe
my old connections are back !

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yes just tried and copying the file does the job!

@piotrkochan

Please follow workaround which was discovered by @Jimbolino

I will fix this issue in 0.8.0-RC2

2015-08-10 17:58 GMT+03:00 Jimbolino notifications@github.com:

yes just tried and copying the file does the job!

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FYI: as long as the .xml is present, it will automatically overwrite the json. So all new changes will be lost next time you start the application.