Selected Parser not persisted upon save
See original GitHub issueTo start with, thanks so much for the excellent tool!
Reading https://github.com/fkling/astexplorer/issues/67#issuecomment-162856324, it leads me to believe that the expected behavior currently is that the selected parser should be persisted when you Save
a transform. That does not seem to be working for me currently with new transforms I create on the site.
Was there a recent regression, or am I possibly just overlooking something?
I should note that, the selected parser does still show for the example that was linked in #67 (http://astexplorer.net/#/np0DfVT78g).
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You rock @fkling - thank you!
Only locally though 😉 Parser settings are not stored in Parse yet. I guess we should do that at some point. Right now, the parser settings are only accessible from within each parser. I want to refactor how parser settings work soon, so that they can be passed in from the outside (e.g. an API). Then it would also be easier to save them with the code snippet.