Feature Request: Backup and restore workspace config. #58

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1. DevAlien commented on Jun 19, 2021

   

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   The config is stored in your home directory. Below .config if I remember correctly. It is a simple json file. So you can save it and then just put it in the same directory in another install. I can add a button to make a backup and an import method. Or I could also add a way to store the settings online if that's something needed. Let me know

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2. rahulhaque commented on Jun 19, 2021

   

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   @DevAlien a simple export/import button would be great for new users.

   I found the config file in .local/share/com.github.devalien.workspaces directory. I am running Elementary OS 5.1.7 Hera.

   Also if you could have a look at this issue #55 I am facing. I can use it as SSH manager by leveraging this feature.
3. rahulhaque commented on Jun 19, 2021

   

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   Just an idea 😅️ you can add an option for SSH where user enters the username and host which is the simplest approach to connect to remote servers. Which will open a terminal prompting for password.

   One tool for everything. Love this and keep up the good work. 👏️
4. DevAlien commented on Jun 19, 2021

   

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   But you could do this with the command, right? You mean that you would select SSH, instead of custom command and you could set username and password, right? It makes sense to have it

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5. rahulhaque commented on Jun 19, 2021

   

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   Yes, I can do this now with the command. But the issue is two terminals open at the same time.
6. DevAlien commented on Jun 19, 2021

   

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   I will fix that in the following days :)

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