CDuke / sublime-tfs

Use TFS inside Sublime Text 2/3
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Annotate commit breaks Sublime TFS for people who don't have TFPT 2010 #3

Closed CDuke closed 8 years ago

CDuke commented 12 years ago

Originally reported by: Dan Kordik (Bitbucket: dkordik, GitHub: dkordik)


Noticed today that my Sublime TFS no longer works. After looking through the latest commit (9e503db0fb31369c2415a2709f81cb43f66f6f6c) I think I've found the culprit:

Might want to do a check in the code to see if people have Power Tools, or everyone who doesn't is going to be erroring "WindowsError: [Error 267] The directory name is invalid" like me


CDuke commented 12 years ago

Original comment by Dan Kordik (Bitbucket: dkordik, GitHub: dkordik):


All commands were not working. It's all good now though.. I installed TFPT and restarted, not sure what would happen if I just restarted without installing TFPT.

CDuke commented 12 years ago

Original comment by Denis Kulikov (Bitbucket: CDuke, GitHub: CDuke):


Hi. All commands are not working or only annotate?

CDuke commented 12 years ago

Original comment by Dan Kordik (Bitbucket: dkordik, GitHub: dkordik):


System restart ended up solving it for me... sorry I can't be of more help to isolate what was happening.

CDuke commented 12 years ago

Original comment by Dan Kordik (Bitbucket: dkordik, GitHub: dkordik):


Changed to invalid as I haven't been able to fix things by rolling back to an earlier revision. Still on the hunt for what exactly is going on.

CDuke commented 12 years ago

Original comment by Dan Kordik (Bitbucket: dkordik, GitHub: dkordik):


Hmm, there must be more to it than that, because I've installed TFPT 2010 and it's still throwing that same error.