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If you type /Users//git/project in the input field, click on the plus button, the project root path is added correct to the sidebar, and all files in it. If i open the files, they are empty and marked as modified. I don't know what happens if i save accidentally.
Expected result:
If i type a linux like path, convert it back to windows separator divided path when on windows after click on plus button, and before adding the folder as a project root path.
Explanation:
~/ is faster to type
There is no default start path (why i use the user dir)
Looks nicer, and muscle memory is reused from git-bash shell for windows. (pressing same keys to achieve the same, apart from typing cd ;-) )
Besides, an awesome piece of software, should be the default way to open files for atom... i hate windows ui to select folder to open.
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Thanks for the report! I don't have a great way to reproduce this myself, so I can't really diagnose what's going on here. If anyone else sees this and has a Windows machine and can reproduce/diagnose the problem, it's be really helpful!
Steps to reproduce:
If you type /Users//git/project in the input field, click on the plus button, the project root path is added correct to the sidebar, and all files in it. If i open the files, they are empty and marked as modified. I don't know what happens if i save accidentally.
Expected result:
If i type a linux like path, convert it back to windows separator divided path when on windows after click on plus button, and before adding the folder as a project root path.
Explanation:
Besides, an awesome piece of software, should be the default way to open files for atom... i hate windows ui to select folder to open.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: