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Save project state periodically #1516
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Yes, this feature would be great! SublimeText saves state so that if it ever dies, it comes back exactly as it was. This has saved me a few times - e.g. when OSX decides to lock up (damn you Apple! Shakes fist at sky!). |
Just chiming in that this would be very great! I got so used to this in Sublime that I implemented it in to my workflow - love being able to close Sublime at any time without any "save" prompts, and be able to open it back up to the same state. I would frequently leave "scratch" documents open for quick notes that I never actually saved to a file |
+1 |
+1 :) |
Would definitely like to see this feature implemented at some point, pretty much the only thing that Sublime has over Atom. |
+1 .. Will be greatly helpful! |
+1 been looking for this! |
+1 on this. It's an essential feature in Sublime that I can no longer live without. |
+1 this is an absolute must |
+1 :D |
+1 is definitely needed in Atom |
+1 since I just lost 5 min work on a crash, not much, but still annoying (and that's because I save periodically). |
+1 |
updating the serialised atom editor state every minute if it has changed. and caching changed files at the same time would solve this problem ? |
+1 |
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Thanks for the feedback everyone! However, all these +1s and 👍s are just adding noise, so to minimize that I'm going to lock this issue for now – we may unlock it once someone starts working on this enhancement to get further feedback. |
Starting in Atom 1.7.0, Atom periodically saves editor state for crash recovery. Therefore, I believe this issue has been resolved. |
The other day I had 4 panes and 2 dozen tabs open representing a particulary dumb / complicated refactor. Then my laptop hard locked. After rebooting and reopening the editor, I was presented with zero panes and zero tabs. This ruined my afternoon. We should probably save project state periodically rather than just on quit, as I only have so many laptops to throw out the window before I run out.
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