Favorites
Favorites keep the files you use often close at hand. Right-click a file in the sidebar and choose Add to Favorites; it then appears in Favorites on the sidebar's Home page, and in Favorites on the folder page of the Workspace it belongs to. Favorites only hold files; for folders you visit often, use Pinned Folders. Favorites are free.
Add and remove
Section titled “Add and remove”- Right-click a file in the sidebar and choose Add to Favorites. Press ⌥⇧⌘F to add the file you're viewing.
- In ⌘P search, select a file, press ⌘K to open the list of actions, and choose Add to Favorites.
- To take one out, right-click it and choose Remove from Favorites. It's only no longer a favorite; the file itself isn't touched.
Where to find them
Section titled “Where to find them”- Favorites on the Home page: collects the favorites from every Workspace on this Mac, shown only when there are some. Hover over a row to see "file name · Workspace name", so files with the same name are easy to tell apart.
- Favorites on a folder page: lists only this Workspace's favorites.
- Favorites in a remote Workspace don't appear on the Home page; open that Workspace and find them on its folder page.
Click a row to open the file; the sidebar keeps the favorite's row highlighted. To see where the file sits in the file tree, click Locate in All Files at the end of the row.
On a folder page, you can drag the Favorites and Pinned Folders sections to swap their order.
Favorites stay with the folder
Section titled “Favorites stay with the folder”Favorites are recorded in the .resomark folder at the top level of the Workspace, not on this Mac. So:
- if you move the folder somewhere else or open it on another Mac, your favorites are still there;
- if you rename or move a file in Resomark, its favorite follows it;
- several worktrees of the same Git repository share one set of favorites, shown as one row on the Home page;
- when a file is temporarily unavailable (an external drive isn't plugged in, or it hasn't downloaded from iCloud yet), its favorite stays; when the file really has been deleted, the favorite goes too, so you aren't left with an entry that won't open.
.resomark has its own .gitignore, so Git won't commit it. See Where are your files, and are they uploaded?.