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Store notebooks in a permanent location by default #265
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When you go to the main menu, you will see the list of recent notebook files. Did you save your notebook by giving it a filename? If not, then they were saved in your temporary folder. Run and the use a file browser to find your notebooks. (Sort by date) |
It might be a good idea to save a certain number of notebooks in a specific Pluto-temp directory that is not cleared out on reboot like I think the current system might make people not realize that unless you explicitly save a notebook it is basically meant as a throwaway. Maybe also offer a small red note at the top warning that the notebook will not be preserved? Otherwise, I can already envision the number of users whining that all their hard work is gone because they rebooted their machine 😁 |
Hmmm yes that makes sense, where should it save them? |
Any suggestions? |
Sorry, completely forgot about that. Thanks for the bump 😄 One possibility would be to look into DataDeps.jl is doing a lot more complicated stuff to find a directory to save data dependencies, but I am not sure we have to use something this complicated (https://github.com/oxinabox/DataDeps.jl/blob/master/src/locations.jl) |
So that's |
Yes. Also note that the documentation clearly states, that the first entry in |
I like to use Docker images to transport my Julia environment to other places. Everything below The key point is: there should be a straightforward way to change the standard notebook location. For example, an environment variable |
@dralletje What do you think? |
Where are the notebooks in Pluto which I had created on my hard disk?
I am unable to locate them and the documentation does not say.
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