Disable automatic loading of last session

[jcamenisch]

How can I tell Sublime not to open previously-open directories when I launch it? My ideal workflow would be

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$ cd path/where/I/want/to/work
$ subl .

After doing that, it's a pain to have to close other windows that come up automatically. I'm guessing there's a magic setting I can toggle somewhere?

[jcamenisch]

I figured it out. In Packages/User/Global.sublime-settings, the following lines got me what I want:

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{
  "hot_exit": false,
  "remember_open_files": false
}


[iansane]

Is it possible to change these setting from command line rather than editing the setting permanently in sublime?



For when I have 2 or 3 projects in sublime but want a new folder to open in sublime without those previous projects and don't want the new project to overwrite sublime_session when I close the window. That way when I open sublimetext normally it will still have those 2 or 3 other projects?

It seems simple from the command line perspective. Just a option to ignore last session and don't write session. But I don't know how difficult it would be to implement in sublime if it doesn't already exist.

Thanks