>>>>>>I'm always working on several VFP projects at once. They are all the same code, but different branches.
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>>>>>>So, I'm in VFP and I'm in the correct folder and I've opened the correct PJX and then I launch GoFish and for the 'Scope' it usually pulls up the last PJX I was in and not the ActiveProject which is what I want.
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>>>>>>So, there I am GoFishing on the wrong code and even opening the wrong code and making changes to it. Usually, at some point I realize I'm in the wrong project, but this is just plain frustrating.
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>>>>>>Is this a bug in GoFish or is there a setting I'm missing?
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>>>>>It should work as explained by Tamar.
>>>>>If you have your code in different branches with different FOXUSERS, there is an option to use a different GoFish for each of you branches (iow different foxuser.dbf), buried in Advanced options, you must activate "Allow Code References like work" first, restart GF, activate "Local Settings", restart GF.
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>>>>>If you couldn't solve the problem, please create an issue at https://github.com/VFPX/GoFish/issues
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>>>>Yeah, but I'm using just one FoxUser for all my VFP instances. But, thanks. I'll check it out.
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>>>I created the "Local Settings" because otherwise it would be havoc with the way I work - and storing "local" to the foxuser was the cheap way. I use a special fpw for each project and load the foxuser by this. (calling VFP by clicking the fpw). CR seems just to store next to the active foxuser.
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>>>If you need a different way, one needs to know what defines "local"
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>>Yeah, I've got a custom startup that lets me pick which folder VFP will open in. It remembers the last one. Changing it to use a separate FoxUser would be interesting. I'd have to store and retrieve the foxuser from a folder other than the PJX folder since it's a Git folder.
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>I have a simple fpw per project that picks the foxuser - and starts a custom program to load additional stuff like Thor. Just some registry stuff for the fpw, from the 90s. :)
>And the fpws are linked on desktop / keyboard crap and the like to run (main projects) with some key strokes.
>My foxusers are in the gited project folders, but excluded from git. Keeps the project into one structure.
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>Off topic:
>If you work on parallel git branches, are you familiar with git worktree?

I'll check out git worktree. Thanks.