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Running multiple "subl" commands to different paths don't reuse the same window.
When running the "subl" command on the same path it always opens a new windows containing the file rather than using the existing project already pointing to that path. It works correctly for files. For example
running "subl ." and then "subl views/somefile.html" will use the same window that "subl ." opened up.
However running "subl ." a second time will open a new window even though that project is already open. Probably a small thing, but I have run into it a few times while just evaluating sublime. I am switching from bbedit which does do this correctly.
Customer support service by UserEcho
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