Not keeping the current tab order

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#1

Studio is not keeping the current tab orders after saving the project.

Repro

  1. Open this file: Baseplate.rbxl (21.1 KB)
  2. This is the current tab order:
  3. Change it to:
  4. Save the file
  5. Open it again
  6. The tab order will not have been saved
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#2

I don’t think that the tab order saves from files, i think it only saves when you save the game to roblox

#3

Did you test it? Neither case works.
And the order must be saved in any case.

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#4

Thanks for the report! We’ve filed a ticket to our internal database and we’ll follow up when we have an update for you.

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#5

Hi there, thanks for filing this bug report. As per our engineers, Tab ordering is not persistent after closing the file. No IDE / Browser does that. We appreciate the report.

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#6

Well, some versions ago, Studio WAS actually keeping the tab order.
Also, even if this were not happening, it would be imperative (and very easy) to record the order of the tabs.
This facilitates the daily workflow when working with multiple scripts simultaneously.

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#7

Many programs maintain tab ordering of files or files within directories/projects (I currently have 3 open that do: VSCode, Chrome, Notepad++, and many other programs do this as well). This statement is false.

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#8

Sublime text, VS 2017 and Atom also do it and this bug is very annoying.

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#9

Hi @rogeriodec_games, thank you for bringing this up and I’m sorry we missed this. We’ve filed a ticket for this internally and we’ll be fixing this bug!

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#10

It seems to be solved with the latest Studio version.
Now, it is not even necessary to save the project to keep the tab order.
Thanks.

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#11

In that case This issue should now be resolved! If this issue is still occurring, please create a new topic for us to look into.

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#12

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