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A setting for how Zed should open #5506
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As I begin to use Zed more and more, this one is becoming more obvious to me. I almost always have an instance of Zed open in my work notes directory, where I have a handful of tabs open all the time. Whenever an update happens, I restart Zed and lose all of those tabs; I have to remember which ones I had open and reopen them manually. |
Yeah, the opening to an empty state feels strange. Also, I wish zed would open the file tree view on the left after you add a folder to an empty project, flow feels like there's not enough feedback for it yet. |
this would also be cool when zed is started after updates, feels a bit off to reopen the project manually |
As a Sublime user, I really enjoy its reasonable defaults to restoration: it seamlessly remembers every settings change, every window open, their position, size, etc. and uses it as a new default for every new window opened or future app restarts. What's particularly amazing is that they restore unsaved tabs' state: when you reopen the editor again, you'll get the same tabs opened, files from FS are loaded and your unsaved changes are placed on top as they were before closing, still unsaved. |
Yes I’m a heavy Sublime user. 5-6 hours daily. Zed usage is increasing though! sublimes sessions and the hot_exit capabilities are what zed needs. A concept of them, I think there is room for improvements for both |
Rather than a setting, we should probably change 'Open' to mutate your existing workspace. Regardless, the default now saves and restores your same project |
I also have a similar problem. I hope to be able to quickly open a blank file so that I can write something down quickly, instead of opening it and then pressing "shift + ⌘ + n" to create a new project. |
You should be able to do something like: zed ~/new-file.md and Zed should touch and open that file. Maybe not exactly what you want, but should cover some workflows. |
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Currently, Zed always opens a Zed window in an empty state - a setting here might be nice:
Describe the solution you'd like
Option 2 has some additional things to consider:
Maybe each of those have one definitive answer, or maybe they are settings themselves 🤷♂️
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