Fix ignored_packages setting getting changed at startup if default packages have been extracted #1660
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…ckages have been extracted If the default packages aren't in a `.sublime-package` file then on startup the `"ignored_packages"` setting would always be set to `[]`. Primarily this fixes our development environment where we don't use any `.sublime-package` files, but presumably there are also people who've extracted these folders (as unwise as that may be).
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Oups. Read it as an issue, not a PR. |
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If the default packages aren't in a
.sublime-packagefile then on startup the"ignored_packages"setting would always be set to[].Primarily this fixes our development environment where we don't use any
.sublime-packagefiles, but presumably there are also people who've extracted these folders (as unwise as that may be).