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Emacs buffers and regions are not serializable, so if you've added regions or buffers to the context there is no way to restore it in a new Emacs session. If you've added only files, it should be possible but I haven't added it yet because of issues (See #475). Another approach is to add the context as links to files in your Markdown buffer (#481), then it's part of the buffer/file text and automatically persisted. |
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OK, so I (horrors) need to restart my emacs process, but I'm knee-deep in a long conversation with specific context (source code files, etc) added. How do I save the context settings along with the actual chat log? When I save my file I see the following local vars:
It does not say anything about the loaded context that I can see. Is there a way to get my chat session back to exactly where it was when I restart emacs?
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