feat: plugin - Save current user layout of all sessions, fixes #563#878
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mattrose merged 2 commits intognome-terminator:masterfrom Feb 17, 2024
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This looks good, but you bumped the version number. Once you fix that I can merge it in. |
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Great, @mattrose :) |
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Just revert the change to the version file so it reads 2.1.3 again. There is a new release coming soon, but I like to do all that in it's own branch |
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Hi @mattrose, |
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To overcome auto overwriting issues with the "SaveLastSessionLayout" plugin,
I added a "SaveUserSessionLayout" plugin, which provides a context menu item to trigger saving the current session to the default config file, thus preventing to be overwritten by the save on close of "SaveLastSessionLayout".
This session can then be restored with the terminator layout selector
terminator -s.This is useful to take a quick and simple snapshot of the current session for later re-use.
This implements feature request #563.