Open zigmhount opened 9 months ago
Hi !
I use RaySession all the time, thanks a bunch for your work :)
Nice to hear, thanks for this.
1 and 2 are perfectly understandable, possible, and not so long to implement, I think it is a good idea, it could be done in the future (not near future). Something I am not sure to understand for the 3 is
Woow, forget what I said, I spoke too fastly, 'duplicate' without saving current session, would duplicate the session without pending changes. To work correctly, on server side it would mean:
So, it is not so simple, but doable. Sorry, I speak alone, but it will give me the way to do if I attempt to do it (Not soon, I am on patchbay things).
Yeah, that's what I thought, but your outline is helpful to me as well to understand how the server works :)
As a comment though:
I don't want to name it 'save as', because user waits a quick action [...] a checkbox 'save the current session' in the duplicate dialog would do the job (as it exists in 'open session' dialog')
I beg to differ. As a user, a "save as" menu entry is very standard and does not promise a quick action, on the contrary the user clicks this when he specifically want to set a name and destination to save into. Your checkbox idea doesn't seem intuitive to me, because the "Duplicate" button to first click on suggests that it clones something which is already saved (so I wouldn't click on "Duplicate" if I didn't want to save first, and I would be surprised to see this checkbox). But it's probably only a matter of wording and documentation - and potentially tooltips to make it crystal clear :)
In any case:
1 and 2 are perfectly understandable, possible, and not so long to implement, I think it is a good idea, it could be done in the future (not near future).
Great! No rush, I can definitely live with it as it is :)
Hi, I use RaySession all the time, thanks a bunch for your work :)
However I find tiny annoyances in my personal workflow for saving sessions and templates, and I think it may be quite straightforward to implement these small improvements:
What do you think?