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Can i rename project via bash? #89
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It is an interesting idea but I think it is out of the scope of Project Manager. |
So, i have found list where ProjectManager store all projects, it is |
I guess you just need to add again the project with the new name and then remove the old project. |
So, i found out how it works:
Obviously, all actions must be completed before Sublime text will be started. So, i think it is time to write my own script to rename project in shell. When i done with my code i'll show my solution here. |
Hello! I use bash script to generate new projects, i clone my template - just a git repository:
But in this automated chain i have a few "roughness", when sublime text open brand-new TEMPLATE project i have to import and rename project manually, so my question is - can the ProjectManager somehow interact with
$1
variable in order to rename project and then automatically add project to sublime? Any ideas to resolve this? I don't know which method ProjectManager uses to rename projects, but long time ago i tried manually rename .sublime-project/.sublime-worspace files and got errors in sublime.Maybe it will be possible to create a feature like reading external .json file when it appears and name project as it describes in this file?
For example, i just generate ProjectManagerConf.json in root of project folder, which contains:
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