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GitHub·2026.10.28 14:34:34（UTC+8）

TokenPLS 说明配置补丁与证书设置修复，将随下个版本发布

在 Clash-Client PR #69 讨论中，TokenPLS 表示相关改动已在代码树内修复，将随下个版本发布。dns、tun、mode 等应用级字段各有设置章节；直接写入配置补丁的这些字段，对保留原文、运行脚本或有独立层的配置，会移到该层生效，其他配置则丢弃。旧补丁编辑器会拒绝保存这些字段，并提示所属章节。他还说明，脚本配置此前会丢弃 Certificates & Trust 中保存的改动，现已保留；仍使用旧式自定义覆盖的配置依然不会应用这些改动，保存时会明确提示，不再显示“Saved”。Custom Rules 页面也补充提示：对所有配置生效的规则应在 Profiles → Modules 创建模块。

作者原文@TokenPLS

Thanks for tracking this down. Here is where it landed; the changes are fixed in our tree and ship with the next release.

• No screen in the app writes dns, tun, mode and the other app-level fields into a single configuration's patch; each has its own chapter (DNS, Inbound, General, Experimental; the outbound mode is on Home). A patch that carries them anyway, written straight into the data as in #67, is read like this: a configuration that keeps its original text, runs a script or has its own layer moves them into that layer, where they take effect; any other configuration drops them.
• The old patch editor, if it is opened, refuses to save such a patch and says which chapter each field belongs on.
• Found along the way: on a configuration that runs a script, changes saved under Certificates & Trust were dropped. They are kept now. On an older configuration that still uses a custom override, those changes do not take effect, and saving now says so instead of showing "Saved".
• The Custom Rules page now has a line telling you that rules for every configuration go in a module, made under Profiles › Modules.

Closing this one; thanks again for the careful report.