Can we get a true "one-shot-file-edit" command line switch, that bypasses hot-exit, without disabling hot-exit?
For example I want to use sublime for git commit message. I juggle large repositories, and so I use about 3-4 different sublime windows open on folders that keep my work context.
If, while these windows are open, I call `subl -w -n filename`, sublime re-opens all already open windows, and also opens a new window. It then blocks the terminal until every sublime window is closed.
I don't want to disable hot-exit, but sometimes I want a self-contained subl window for just 1 file.
For example I want to use sublime for git commit message. I juggle large repositories, and so I use about 3-4 different sublime windows open on folders that keep my work context.
If, while these windows are open, I call `subl -w -n filename`, sublime re-opens all already open windows, and also opens a new window. It then blocks the terminal until every sublime window is closed.
I don't want to disable hot-exit, but sometimes I want a self-contained subl window for just 1 file.
Anyone have any ideas?