The issue seems complex enough to require several weeks of work and I don't
have that much time for it.
BTW, you could send me an email in French to
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Hi,
I understant your point, but I am interested in solving that issue. So I would
advise you to remove the notification about this issue to avoid the noise ! I
don't think it would be a good idea to create a duplicate.
Bien cordialement,
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I am not really interested in solving that issue anymore, since my pet project
is [RefPerSys](http://refpersys.org/), and I hope to give a web interface to it.
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Hi,
I really want to have relative path in the geany session file.
Being able to deploy code ready to compile with IDE setup is a nice looking
idea!
So here is what I suggest:
1. Be able to open file with relative path from the session file. For relative
path, the root path would be the one
On 5/6/20 12:25 AM, nomadbyte wrote:
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> I don't think its as simple as first thoughts indicate, project
> files don't get stored in the tree by default..
>
> What is the purpose of |base_path| project setting? It's logical to
> use it in conjunction with project's source tree. Such that
> I don't think its as simple as first thoughts indicate, project files don't
> get stored in the tree by default..
What is the purpose of `base_path` project setting? It's logical to use it in
conjunction with project's source tree. Such that any relative paths referenced
in `[files]` would
I don't think its as simple as first thoughts indicate, project files don't get
stored in the tree by default, they default to `~/projects`.
My projects are stored on a raid array mounted at `/data` so paths relative to
the project file would be something like
On 4/25/20 11:32 AM, elextr wrote:
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> Thanks for all the correct details.
>
> The |*.geany| file is basically a session file, its for recreating a
> specific users's previous session and settings, its not designed for
> storing in repositories since it can contain user specific information.
>
Thanks for all the correct details.
The `*.geany` file is basically a session file, its for recreating a specific
users's previous session and settings, its not designed for storing in
repositories since it can contain user specific information.
There have been attempts to make project files
See also https://stackoverflow.com/q/61423177/841108
I want to git add the
[HelpCovid.geany](https://github.com/bstarynk/helpcovid/blob/master/HelpCovid.geany)
project file for the GPLv3+ project
[helpcovid](https://github.com/bstarynk/helpcovid).
When I manually replace absolute paths there
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