session.conf split follow-up: sidebar_page #3168
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Move sidebar_page layout to session.conf The current tab of the sidebar notebook is now considered "session-related", and thus moved from geany.conf to session.conf. To allow of "sidebar_page" to be loaded from session.conf, the "documents_show_paths" key is moved to keyfile.c, otherwise it would also become session-related (due to the StashGroup in sidebar.c being tied to session.conf).
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No feedback yet, hmm, I'll probably merge this in a few days if it stays like that. |
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Move sidebar_page layout to session.conf
The current tab of the sidebar notebook is now considered "session-related",
and thus moved from geany.conf to session.conf.
To allow of "sidebar_page" to be loaded from session.conf, the
"documents_show_paths" key is moved to keyfile.c, otherwise it would
also become session-related (due to the StashGroup in sidebar.c being tied
to session.conf).
Suggested by #3007