Dale Pond wrote:
The most important big issue for me seems to be Rev does not like "start using stack ..."
It works okay, but it may not be able to find your stacks. Unless you pass a full path to the stack you want to use, Rev will look in the defaultfolder for the stack. There are two ways to fix the problem. The first would be to set the defaultfolder to the directory the stacks are in. (If you have 100 stacks, that's probably the easiest way.) The other way would be to move your stacks to Rev's default location, which is the folder that has Rev in it, or a subfolder there. This is pretty standard for standalones, but I don't recommend it when using the IDE.
You can tell if Rev knows where your stack is by doing this in the message box:
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