How I imagined this plugin would work:
WorkspacesAdd w1 dir1
WorkspacesAdd w1 dir2
Then, opening nvim in either directory would activate
the workspace.
In terms of implementation, this could work by creating a workspace directory with symlinks to the directory workspaces.
Then, when opening either registered path, we'd
just chdir into the directory with the symlinks.
How I imagined this plugin would work:
Then, opening nvim in either directory would activate
the workspace.
In terms of implementation, this could work by creating a workspace directory with symlinks to the directory workspaces.
Then, when opening either registered path, we'd
just chdir into the directory with the symlinks.