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Run Options should persist per project #484
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have same problem. it is very annoying. maybe it could be fixed by init script or by a couple of code lines. I'm not familiar with coffee, but trying to fix it. Sadly, I don't have much time. |
Well, i can offer u temporary solution for cwd. For some reasons, if script can not find correct path in PATHs of your system (it is my case) it uses cwd from run options and doesn't save it after restart . From code it can be seen, that script uses first value of PATH if it can't find any. Setting cwd to first position (first of SYSTEM (not USER) in windows) removes problem with grabbing of correct cwd. for further work script->lib->script-view.coffee and other adjacent files |
There's a way for packages to serialize state per project, it came out after this package was put together. There's nothing holding it back from saving the options, I think it was suggested in the original #74 too. @korantir I definitely agree we should persist PATH on restart (and Atom itself probably should keep that on restart). I'd certainly like to see persistence in the options and PATH. |
I don't see how it wasn't implemented this way to begin with. 3 years later its still not addressed. There's a "Script: Save Options" command that does nothing and is not mentioned in the readme. |
Every time I restart Atom, I have to reconfigure my run options. I propose that script save the run options somewhere in the project so they persist between relaunches.
I'm on Windows 7, on Atom 1.0.0 (current) using script 2.26.0 (current).
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