Other users can see your sublime 3 session file and see what are you working on, but ALSO what files have you opened.
Is there an option to not make any history (but keep the session) - so not ALL opened files will be listed, but only those your session is working with.
It would be a nice option. I’m a linux user, you can find sublime session at:
~/.config/sublime-text-3/Local/Session.sublime_session
Do you and other users share the same OS login account? Otherwise I think you can just set permission bits of that file to 600 (or more aggressively only allow your account to read your home dir)?
Thanks for fast reply, “Do you and other users share the same OS login account?” - yes, and that is why I have this problem.
An option in sublime to always forget files (and maybe option - another one, to forget session too) history would be nice to solve that problem.
You can use the setting "hot_exit*: false in order to not have Sublime Text remember which files/folders it had open.
@bschaaf it does not work.
I have edit:
/home/X/.config/sublime-text-3/Packages/User/Preferences.sublime-settings
and add:
“hot_exit”: false
user can still see the whole sublime session…
It’s set to true by default, you need to set it to false in order to not remember the open files.
lol… good catch! it is working now. However the “file_history”: can still be seen.
There’s no way to prevent that unless you fully clear the session after using Sublime Text.
@bschaaf ok, and how to do that? I must manually delete the file with session stored? Or there is some command for that?
There’s no command for that, you’d need to delete the file from a plugin, with a script or manually.
Yea but I just notice that when you delete session file and you are using sublime with “hot_exit”: false option - “file_history”: in session file ( ~/.config/sublime-text-3/Local/Session.sublime_session) is not populated. So this does fix my issue. Thanks you for your help!