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activated autocomplete-bibtex package does not save session #98
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Bleh, that's wierd. What do you mean by session exactly? Personally I have no issues getting back my last opened files on windows and mac... Maybe you could try this for me: open the developer console and then close atom. Tell me if you see a flash of red error messages on the console output just before the windows closes. This might be indicative of autocomplete causing an error when it saves its current state. |
Ok I think i know what this is and how to fix it - I thought I had disabled saving the state of autocomplete bibtex (which I did because I didn't finish work to make it work properly with the auto-updating of the reference files), but it looks like I only disabled loading the state, not saving it. As a temporary fix, try commenting out:
. I will try a proper fix when I have time. |
Actually, i quickly commented out those lines myself in the dev master version, let me know it that fixes your problem |
Yes, this works perfectly! No more error messages, thanks a lot. :) |
Sorry that it's me again.
Just noticed the other day, that my sessions were not saved anymore, but atom always went back to a session from a few days ago.
Activated and deactivated some of the most recently updated packages, and it turned out that autocomplete-bibtex is the evil guy. :(
So: when the package is activated, a changed session is not saved (or recalled?) by atom. Deactivating the package before closing atom does not help either.
I've no idea what might cause it.
Atom 1.23.3
autocomplete-bibtex 1.2.0
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