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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe
Each time I use a new machine I have to set up my default template from scratch. I end up using new machines relatively frequently, so this ends up being a moderate ear flick.
Describe the solution you'd like
I'd like the ability to write a template once and use it on multiple computers. I'm not particular about how this is accomplished.
User accounts and saved data for each user is one option. But I assume user accounts don't exist currently because it would be a nuisance. I imagine there are alternatives that don't require this.
One such option is to allow a template to be shared as a URL. If I could bookmark my preferred template that's something I have easy access to on a new machine (I can add a redirect from an easy to remember URL on my website, for example).
If the template data is query data in the URL it might be possible to avoid needing to store the template at a unique URL and eat the associated storage cost.
Describe alternatives you've considered
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Additional context
Here's a screenshot of my default template. I have each of the 3 major C++ compilers plus an executor for each. They are evenly spaced which requires manual fiddling. They each have compiler options that need to be remembered and repeated for both the compiler and executor.
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I think sharing user templates could be useful too, so maybe this is something I'll look into in the future.
For the time being, you can "easily" share the state across computers by accessing the local storage in your browser. For me, it looks like this
Take the value of the userSiteTemplates and create an equivalent entry in the localstorage of the other computer. I believe after refreshing the page it should show up.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe
Each time I use a new machine I have to set up my default template from scratch. I end up using new machines relatively frequently, so this ends up being a moderate ear flick.
Describe the solution you'd like
I'd like the ability to write a template once and use it on multiple computers. I'm not particular about how this is accomplished.
User accounts and saved data for each user is one option. But I assume user accounts don't exist currently because it would be a nuisance. I imagine there are alternatives that don't require this.
One such option is to allow a template to be shared as a URL. If I could bookmark my preferred template that's something I have easy access to on a new machine (I can add a redirect from an easy to remember URL on my website, for example).
If the template data is query data in the URL it might be possible to avoid needing to store the template at a unique URL and eat the associated storage cost.
Describe alternatives you've considered
N/A
Additional context
Here's a screenshot of my default template. I have each of the 3 major C++ compilers plus an executor for each. They are evenly spaced which requires manual fiddling. They each have compiler options that need to be remembered and repeated for both the compiler and executor.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: