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Add "Open Brackets Source" functionality - #8859
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Looks good on OSX. I'm going to check on my Windows VM later today. |
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Opens fine on Ubuntu 14.04 (64-bit). |
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Looks good to me on Windows too. Thanks @marcelgerber! |
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This is for #8795. It adds Debug > Open Brackets Source, which opens the Brackets source code in Brackets.
It's the easiest possible solution - it just opens the symlink dir (like
C:\Program Files (x86)\Brackets\devon Windows).The menu entry is only enabled in development builds and not in experimental (release) builds.
Since I heard of several problems with symlinks, it's no problem to me if you don't accept this PR.