- Deprecated Save Session for 1.4.0
- phord fixed some cache issues.
- Updated the readme to reference a more up-to-date issue.
- Made the specs run... Poorly.
- Fixed some issues an undefined function.
- May have fixed the
getPath
issue.
- Removed the "what is saved" section of the readme.
- Fixed a deprecation issue.
- Updated readme since so much functionality has been removed.
- WARNING: This may not be compatible with older versions. Save your files before updating
- Undeprecated the package.
- Removed a lot of code for managing the state of Atom.
- Now this package only saves unsaved buffers.
- Deprecated the package since the functionality has been added to Atom core.
- Added another check to project paths to help prevent an error.
- Fixed an issue where the package wouldn't activate.
- Forgot to move to master on my last push.
- This has 0.13.2's changes.
- Should more reliably deactivate thanks to JohnMurga.
- Removed an alert that was left from debugging (sorry), again, thanks to anthonyraymond for catching this.
- Big changes here. Mostly thanks to anthonyraymond
- Files are saved far more efficiently.
- Deprecations have been taken care of.
- Some issues have shown up when saving while closing editors, so that is disabled for now.
- Multiple projects will now be restored on the project tree.
- Probably some other changes as well...
- Added some of JohnMurga's changes.
- New windows work better now, but still aren't perfect.
- Removed some debugging messages.
- Really fixed the issue from 0.12.2.
- Removed the backwards compatibility for now.
- Fixed an issue with checking for the path incorrectly.
- Fixed an issue with saving/opening projects with Atom's new project setup thanks to smiffy6969.
- Now saves fullscreen thanks to quarterto.
- Fixed a deprecation issue.
- Something went wrong so this version was skipped.
- Fixed an thrown error in Atom 0.166.0
- Fixed an
Undefined is not a function
issue with closing the first undefined buffer.
- Fixed an issue with opening files without a cursor position
- An option was added for an additional delay for saving files after typing.
- Some refactoring
- Added tests for everything except files
- It will save scrolls when files are normally saved
- It's a little weird because of how Atom restores scrolling. Unfortunately, I don't have much control over it at the moment.
- Should fix issue #20 now
- Fixes issue #20
- A command called
Reopen Project
will reopen the currently active project. This was mainly done for development/testing. - Json errors are handled better, instead of just crashing, it will just delete the project file and continue restoring.
- Updated readme
- Opening a new window (cmd+N) will no longer open the project you were just working on. It will open up the undefined project.
- Files are now opened asynchronously, which should help the initial load time
- The
Disable New File On Open Always
setting has been removed, and is now the wayDisable New File On Open
works.
- Moved code to separate files to clean up the main file.
- Fixed an issue where having save on exit enabled and canceling the exit after being prompted to save would still exit Atom.
- Refactored the code by moving config stuff to its own file
- Updated the preview gif to show some newer features
- Fixed an issue with Windows using
\
for file separators over/
- Added a setting that allows files to be restored per project instead of globally.
- Added the option to never open the file that Atom opens automatically on startup. Default is false.
- Removed option when opening files since it didn't do what I expected :(.
- Enabled save on close prompt for closing a single file at a time.
- Fixed an error thrown when splitting panes.
- Disabling the disable new file on open setting should work now.
- Should no longer have issues with restoring unsaved files with disabling the new file on open.
- There are now checks to be sure that the file is empty and has no path before it is closed.
- The project is now saved when the window gets focus instead of with file edits.
- The new file is automatically closed when Atom starts if there were previous files open.
- Fixed a bug where closing a buffer was not saved.
- Fixed a bug where you had to reopen an Atom window for the Skip Save Prompt setting to actually save.
- Skip Save Prompt will disable the save on exit prompt
- Fixed some bugs
- Just readme edits and deleting some unused stuff.
- The cursor position is now saved on edits
- Users can specify what they want to save now.
- Users can specify their buffer save file.
- Buffers are saved to a file instead of settings so users can open their config files without breaking everything.
- The project is reopened if there is no project already open.
- Dimensions are reloaded
- Open files are reloaded if the project is reloaded.
- Files will be opened with the contents they had when they were closed
- This includes unsaved files