One way - on each non-main computer run a script that watches filesystem changes in real time, and copies files whenever something changed.
Another way - use a file synchronization software, eg Syncthing. Probably more reliable than a script.
https://chatgpt.com/share/69c7769c-a298-...016829f62a
A running LA process will see changes in code files (folder `files` and file `files.xml`). LA will not see changes in other files and folders unless you reload the workspace (can be automated somehow); but it's not that important and probably can be ignored.
Always exclude:
.compiled
.git
.state (probably)
.temp
Exclude what is not used in scripts (LA does not use it):
.interop
.nuget
dll, exe
Exclude if don't want to copy workspace settings:
settings.json
.toolbars (probably)
bookmarks.csv (probably)
Another way - use a file synchronization software, eg Syncthing. Probably more reliable than a script.
https://chatgpt.com/share/69c7769c-a298-...016829f62a
A running LA process will see changes in code files (folder `files` and file `files.xml`). LA will not see changes in other files and folders unless you reload the workspace (can be automated somehow); but it's not that important and probably can be ignored.
Always exclude:
.compiled
.git
.state (probably)
.temp
Exclude what is not used in scripts (LA does not use it):
.interop
.nuget
dll, exe
Exclude if don't want to copy workspace settings:
settings.json
.toolbars (probably)
bookmarks.csv (probably)