Changing a theme name (or adding a subtheme) without losing block and theme settings

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Planet Drupal This happens to me periodically, so I thought I'd write it down. Situation: An existing site has had its theme hacked in place, or just has a stock theme deployed and I need a subtheme. But that means that I'm going to have to change the name of the theme, which can mean having to go back and do all the theme and block settings again. I really don't like manual work, so this time I…

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