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Current versions of HeidiSQL won't start sessions that are within a folder structure.
At least it doesn't work anymore with the description alone, you must provide the complete structure to the command line option -d.
i.e. Servers\Myfolder\Mysubfolder\Description\Host must be started with
-d "Myfolder\Mysubfolder\Description" instead of "Description" alone.
As I'm using the portable version of HeidiSQL and to get my sessions startable again, I had
to change the regex in heidisettings.py to 'Servers\(.*)\Host' and
pass the session to session_name without rpartitioning it (line 69)
This might be a limitation of the current version of keypirinha-heidisql that is bugging some more people.
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Current versions of HeidiSQL won't start sessions that are within a folder structure.
At least it doesn't work anymore with the description alone, you must provide the complete structure to the command line option -d.
i.e. Servers\Myfolder\Mysubfolder\Description\Host must be started with
-d "Myfolder\Mysubfolder\Description" instead of "Description" alone.
As I'm using the portable version of HeidiSQL and to get my sessions startable again, I had
This might be a limitation of the current version of keypirinha-heidisql that is bugging some more people.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: