Open sylumer opened 9 months ago
There seems to be an issue with all of the url handler attempts to change preferences (or debug level). I’ll have to dig into this but haven’t had time recently.
Thanks, Brett On Feb 25, 2024 at 4:27 AM -0600, Stephen Millard @.***>, wrote:
The setPref URL scheme documentation suggests that the following URL call should enable the toggleable "Restore Open Bunches on Launch" setting. open 'x-bunch://setPref?preserveOpenBunches=1' Based on the wording I assume that this actually corresponds to the setting labeled "Remember Open Bunches" in the preferences that are displayed to the user. 2024-02-25-10.20.37.png (view on web) When I trigger the URL scheme, I see no change in any settings displayed in the user preferences (I have been closing the preferences before attempting to update, then reopening to check if a change had occurred), including the "Remember Open Bunches" setting. Should this URL call be changing that setting, or does "Restore Open Bunches on Launch" refer to a different setting? I couldn't find anything else it might match with in the documentation, but I may have overlooked something. — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe. You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread.Message ID: @.***>
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URL scheme documentation suggests that the following URL call should enable the toggleable "Restore Open Bunches on Launch" setting.Based on the wording I assume that this actually corresponds to the setting labeled "Remember Open Bunches" in the preferences that are displayed to the user.
When I trigger the URL scheme, I see no change in any settings displayed in the user preferences (I have been closing the preferences before attempting to update, then reopening to check if a change had occurred), including the "Remember Open Bunches" setting.
Should this URL call be changing that setting, or does "Restore Open Bunches on Launch" refer to a different setting? I couldn't find anything else it might match with in the documentation, but I may have overlooked something.