Add a history feature, to replace mode-managed files #266
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This looks like a huge improvement! |
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I thought you didn't want "features" 😜! We should get you setup locally so you can do pull request reviewing, otherwise the only one we have to do this is @docprofsky, who appears to be too busy to get this looked at. When I get back from Westport monday night, I'll likely get this merged regardless and roll the Beta2 release. |
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Eh, I'll just merge this. |
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Every mode that saves SVG data will now save a file to the
svg-cacheuser data folder, and refresh the date modified descending sorted list available next to quick load.Those goes hand in hand with the removal of Edit mode warnings #252, so now the file is saved regardless, and you can always go back and get something. Even added a delete feature if you don't want something cluttering your list. It lists the top 50 files (because it's easy to scroll), and if you delete anything in the list, anything older will repopulate to the bottom.