directory inconsistency between GUI and CLI/TUI based on profile name

[stylian70]

GUI behaviour : If I use a non-default profile the gui creates a folder with the same name and puts everything in subfolder called main in there, so into ~/.epic/[profilename]/main/ .
CLI behaviour: If i start the epic-wallet with argument -a [profilename], it expects the files in ~/.epic/[profilename]/ (no subfolder main) and complains about missing wallet_data

I know the -t argument can work around this, however, I find the differing default behaviour of the two wallets not intuitive for new users.

[johanneshahn]

The gui wallet is creating a complete new wallet database and settings within a subfolder "[profilename]/main" and a "default" cli account
The cli command "-a" is a sub account command for the main wallet. You can create multible sub accounts in cli that all depends on the default main account.
If you want use the cli to get data from a gui wallet folder structure there is no way arround to use parameter -t.