I have a set of commands for my commits in git under windows using git bash:
core.editor='c:\Program Files\Sublime Text 3\subl' -w -n
I would like to enter a commit window in a new separate window. This part works great.
The problem is that whenever I do something and the sumblime window opens, it also opens a second window with all the tabs I'm working on now (unless the hill was already open anyway). When at present no elevated text window opens, and I do something, two windows instead of one open.
How can I prevent the sublime opening of another window (with my previous tabs) too and at the same time when I open the sublime normally (for example, from the taskbar or the Start menu) that all my previously opened tabs will be displayed?
I know that I can set the following parameters:
"hot_exit": false,
"remember_open_files": false
Bu, which will disable remembering open tabs globally, not just for git context.
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