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Add support for inheriting Clink Profile from globally installed Clink #2858
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@chrisant996 @DRSDavidSoft @pmsobrado Hopefully I captured the requirements. Let the solutioning begin! |
Some thoughts:
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Thinking about it, I wonder if this is truly necessary since the new, yet to be merged, #2825 branch |
If we did decide to do this we would still need to process the |
Yes, i.e. Cmder would still need to use |
Uh oh ... the code in Cmder's custom clink.lua doesn't work correctly for loading scripts from a user-specified profile directory in So that would need to be changed as well. |
If I may interject, @chrisant996 why not make a PR since you already took the effort to write a fix and a patch 😅 Otherwise, @daxgames could you please apply it? Thank you to you both |
I can see where the question is coming from. But, no, because:
I don't use Cmder. I constrain the time I spend on contributions to it. Obviously I spent a lot on this issue, but I've reached the end of what I'm willing to spend on it for a while. In a few weeks if the issue hasn't been addressed yet, maybe I'll find time to work on it further. |
Thanks for taking the time to investigate the issues and writing fixes. 🎉 |
I'll take what @chrisant996 did and verify and open a pr. |
Suggestion
Cmder should somehow recognize if Clink is already injected and inherit the profile path instead of using
%CMDER_CONFIG_DIR%
.Use case
If Clink is injected globally on cmd, the history should available if using cmder while maintaining the the Cmder [rompt.
Extra info/examples/attachments
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