Currently I have shell script that installs a number of projects into my stone after a fresh 3.7.1 private build. And note that some are commented out and some are not (for the same project):
When I launched JfD this morning and looked at the current console and noticed that I had GsDevKit_stones:v2.1 loaded and not the "standard" v2 (note that in the above script the two variants come from different directories):
It occurred to me that it would be useful to be able to populate the console with unloaded specs for all of the projects and project variants that I am interested in ... so I wouldn't need to rely on editing the shell script or forgetting to change shell script when I do a fresh build ...
Exactly how we'd make these pre-loaded loadspecs is a good question (perhaps a menu that lists the load specs present in a directory specified in preferences?) ... but I do think that it would be a very useful feature for JfD and JfP.
If I had this feature I would only load the projects that I was currently interested in (on demand) ....
... and this feature could piggy back on a load spec editor that we do have in the works ... in fact the load spec editor could read a spec from some random disk/https location ... allow the developer to edit the load spec and then save spec to a directory ... that feeds to menu item for loading specs!
Currently I have shell script that installs a number of projects into my stone after a fresh 3.7.1 private build. And note that some are commented out and some are not (for the same project):
When I launched JfD this morning and looked at the current console and noticed that I had GsDevKit_stones:v2.1 loaded and not the "standard" v2 (note that in the above script the two variants come from different directories):
It occurred to me that it would be useful to be able to populate the console with unloaded specs for all of the projects and project variants that I am interested in ... so I wouldn't need to rely on editing the shell script or forgetting to change shell script when I do a fresh build ...
Exactly how we'd make these pre-loaded loadspecs is a good question (perhaps a menu that lists the load specs present in a directory specified in preferences?) ... but I do think that it would be a very useful feature for JfD and JfP.
If I had this feature I would only load the projects that I was currently interested in (on demand) ....
... and this feature could piggy back on a load spec editor that we do have in the works ... in fact the load spec editor could read a spec from some random disk/https location ... allow the developer to edit the load spec and then save spec to a directory ... that feeds to menu item for loading specs!