Open dcalhoun opened 4 years ago
related #1250
I see a link to #1250 here, and see that issue is "fixed" but this issue persists. Is this one still being worked? This behavior is spawning multiple application instances is the most frustrating thing about using onivim.
I see a link to #1250 here, and see that issue is "fixed" but this issue persists. Is this one still being worked? This behavior is spawning multiple application instances is the most frustrating thing about using onivim.
Are you on a recent version of Oni2?
On macOS, if I run oni2 file1
, oni2 file2
, oni2 file3
, I'll just get one instance of Oni2, with three files open.
Or do you perhaps mean some other way of launching Oni2 where multiple instances still spawn?
(If anyone comes across this looking how to force multiple instances, there is the -n
/--new
flag to force multiple windows).
Are you on a recent version of Oni2?
@CrossR I can reproduce all of my original post using Version 0.5.9-nightly (0.5.2154), but it requires using the --new
flag that has since been added. So, the context has changed some.
On macOS, if I run
oni2 file1
,oni2 file2
,oni2 file3
, I'll just get one instance of Oni2, with three files open.Or do you perhaps mean some other way of launching Oni2 where multiple instances still spawn?
(If anyone comes across this looking how to force multiple instances, there is the
-n
/--new
flag to force multiple windows).
Here are the new steps to reproduce the issues. Happy to update my original post to reflect the changes from the --new
flag that was introduced.
oni2 .
cd ~/Downloads
(or any directory)oni2 -n .
or
oni2 .
oni2 -n .
Expected: The are two Oni windows running in the same Oni instance. I.e. there is one Oni icon in the macOS Dock.
Actual: There are two Oni instances running. I.e. there are two Oni icons in the macOS Dock.
Steps to Reproduce
oni2 .
cd ~/Downloads
(or any directory)oni2 --new .
or
oni2 .
oni2 --new .
Expected Result
Actual Result
Environment