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Is there any way that studio can store the list of packages that are being overridden in the platform-specific user preferences dir rather than a json file in the project root?
I'd probably just end up adding studio.json to .gitignore as that path is going to vary between users and platforms:
/Users/bill (macOS)
/home/sally (linux)
C:\Users\pat001\Documents\github (Windows)
Doing something like this would really lock in a similar convention to npm and lower the cognitive overhead of this utility. At which point -- studio.json can pretty much be managed behind the scenes!
Is there any way that studio can store the list of packages that are being overridden in the platform-specific user preferences dir rather than a
json
file in the project root?I'd probably just end up adding
studio.json
to.gitignore
as that path is going to vary between users and platforms:/Users/bill
(macOS)/home/sally
(linux)C:\Users\pat001\Documents\github
(Windows)Doing something like this would really lock in a similar convention to npm and lower the cognitive overhead of this utility. At which point --
studio.json
can pretty much be managed behind the scenes!cc. composer/composer#7064 (comment)
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