"./MySession" doesn't work. If you want that, the way to write it is as I indicate:
./ or directly not put anything "", which is the same thing.
What does "./" mean or leaving the session folder blank?
It means that the project folder will be the container for MySession.qtr. It doesn't matter what it is called. That's why I call it relative to file, that is, to MySession.qtr.
It is precisely this, making the session relative to the file MySession.qtr, which allows you to make your backup scripts by indicating the name of the MySession folder and its absolute path.
/path/to/project/MySession/baz.mid
That would be the absolute path seen from the backup script.
But that path seen from Qtractor (MySession.qtr) must be a relative path to the MySession.qtr file "" (i.e. empty).
Try it and you will see that everything works. (It is different if it could cause conflicts, which we do not know. Although I do not think so, since QTZ works like that.)
Let's see if this is it.
What I think you mean is:
./MySession
What I indicate is:
./
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"./MySession" doesn't work. If you want that, the way to write it is as I indicate:
./ or directly not put anything "", which is the same thing.
What does "./" mean or leaving the session folder blank?
It means that the project folder will be the container for MySession.qtr. It doesn't matter what it is called. That's why I call it relative to file, that is, to MySession.qtr.
It is precisely this, making the session relative to the file MySession.qtr, which allows you to make your backup scripts by indicating the name of the MySession folder and its absolute path.
/path/to/project/MySession/baz.mid
That would be the absolute path seen from the backup script.
But that path seen from Qtractor (MySession.qtr) must be a relative path to the MySession.qtr file "" (i.e. empty).
Try it and you will see that everything works. (It is different if it could cause conflicts, which we do not know. Although I do not think so, since QTZ works like that.)