Is it?:
Is it?:
"Switch Project" dialog shows deleted projects and there is no way to remove these items from the list or modify the path so that it points to the new .sublime-project file directory in cases where the project file has moved.
Also, it would be nice if the project switcher worked for projects that are currently open.
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Markham Anderson
Ditto on problem. (Keeping the thread alive, in hopes that someone answers this with a solution.)
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mattcdavis1
I did come across a partial solution from a user in my google+ stream. if you go to Project > Recent Projects > Clear Items that will at least get rid of projects that no longer exist. It's not an ideal solution though, because then your project switcher list is empty until you reopen the projects. What I would like to see is the ability to set a path to a sublime projects folder and then whatever projects are in that folder are what shows up in the project switcher list.
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Chris Allen
I'm having the same problem. A solution would be cool.
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Roger Vandawalker
Came across this exact issue and would love a more granular way to clear out projects.
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Serkan Yerşen
Why is this not answered? This is really an annoying issue.
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Serkan Yerşen
Ok. I've found a solution.
- Close sublime.
- Go to sublime preferences folder and open Session.sublime_session file with another editor.
- Remove the unwanted project from this file.
- save and re-open sublime and it will be fixed.
- Close sublime.
- Go to sublime preferences folder and open Session.sublime_session file with another editor.
- Remove the unwanted project from this file.
- save and re-open sublime and it will be fixed.
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mattcdavis1
That works great - thanks! For anyone on Windows (64 bit) the path is:
C:\Users\[Username]\AppData\Roaming\Sublime Text 2\Settings\Session.sublime_session
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Rick Guyer
On a mac it is:
~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 2/Settings/Session.sublime_session
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Kirk Strobeck
On Mac OS X .. open
~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 2/Settings/Session.sublime_session"
Then find the section
"recent_workspaces"
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