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On Windows, I've set the sync path to f.e. "C:\Repo\Test\Shared\API". That path won't work when the repo is used on macOS.
I then tried to use a relative path, like: "..\Shared\API". That seems to work, as I see that the md is created in that folder.
However when If I use that same relative target folder in an other project, the data won't show.
Describe the solution you'd like
A way to use a sync folder path that works on different machines / OS. Making the same API definition folder accessible to multiple projects (when they all point to the same sync folder).
Additional context
n/a
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The JetClient project sync path isn't included in the sync files but is stored in .idea/JetClient/state.xml, which isn't typically shared in Git to keep it machine-specific. When opening the project on another machine, you'll need to use "Import JetClient project" and set the sync folder path for that machine.
Is your feature request related to a problem?
On Windows, I've set the sync path to f.e. "C:\Repo\Test\Shared\API". That path won't work when the repo is used on macOS.
I then tried to use a relative path, like: "..\Shared\API". That seems to work, as I see that the md is created in that folder.
However when If I use that same relative target folder in an other project, the data won't show.
Describe the solution you'd like
A way to use a sync folder path that works on different machines / OS. Making the same API definition folder accessible to multiple projects (when they all point to the same sync folder).
Additional context
n/a
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: