Always switches to last tab on "Stop Debugging (Close Windows)" Command
See original GitHub issueWhen I’m in the middle of debugging and I use the Stop Debugging (Close Windows) command, ST3 always switches to the last tab that’s open in my current ST window. If I’m deep into a particular block of code and this happens, it can interrupt my flow pretty hard and I can lose my place or train of thought.
Is it possible to add some code to retain the current active tab in the non-debug window and keep that tab active on close?
Thanks again
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When you start a debug session it creates a snapshot of your layout, however when you change the debugging layout, it will use that as the new snapshot, hence losing your ‘saved’ layout.
Depending on your layout there are couple hot-keys for restoring an layout. For example reverting back to Single Layout, use <kbd>Alt+Shift+1</kbd> or <kbd>⌘+Shift+1</kbd>.
So there is no need to change the
Sublime.sublime-session.@martomo the PR is not merged to the master?