I love when my folds are collapsed and I would like to save this state. So BufferScrool seems to do the job.
Before I start, I hope you use Package Control, it's very usefull when you working with Sublime Text.
BufferScroll is a very cool package for Sublime Text, it saves your folds, cursor state and more.
Unfortunately, it seems that because of weird version number format, Package Control doesn't accept BufferScroll anymore. So we have to install manually the package.
On Mac OS, go to your package folder
cd ~/Library/Application\ Support/Sublime\ Text\ 3/Packages
The keyboard shortcut for the tilde punctuation mark on macOS is
alt + n
And then clone the BufferScroll repo
git clone https://github.com/titoBouzout/BufferScroll.git
Now that we have cloned the repository in the package folder of Sublime Text, we can retrieve BufferScroll in the Package Control.
So, in Sublime Text hit cmd + maj + p, and directly in the list of install package you can now view BufferScroll.
Install it!
Oh yeah, now you can playing with BufferScroll 😎
As you can see, I added an screenshot to the Gist.
For that I clone the Gist repo, added the image to the freshly created folder, and then push all the stuff.
Before cloning, go where you want to put your local repo.
cd /path/of/your/amazing/folder
git clone https://gist.github.com/the_name_of_the_repository.git
Add all the stuff you've changed to the index
git add .
Then commit
git commit --message "🔧 Add image"
Finally push the current remote to the master branch
git push remote master
Maybe at this stage, before pushing, your terminal asks your Github user and password, fill it!
Now that we have the image on our Gist, we can get the url create by Github for the image and fill our url in our file.
That's it!
