Closed adamflorin closed 11 years ago
It should work, yes. I've tested it on build 2221. I actually fixed a bug caused by that update the other day.
Can you open the console with `ctrl+`` (that's a backquote) and let me know if there are any errors?
Hmm, I don't see anything appear in the console when I open files using cmd-t
.
But I did observe this odd behavior. The SyncedSideBar is evidently triggered by unrelated key commands! Steps:
cmd-t
to open a filectrl-backtick
, cmd-f
, shift-cmd-f
, shift-cmd-p
, cmd-t
, ...) but not others (cmd-b
)Does that shed any light?
It does - this might be related to #18 which has a similar workaround, and thus far appears to be a Sublime bug. I wonder if the bug was backported to ST2 :)
OK, I think I have found what's causing this. The commit will auto-close the issue, please reopen it if there is still a problem :)
That did it. Many thanks, @TheSpyder!
Happy to help, glad it worked :)
Hi,
SyncedSideBar stopped working for me after a recent Sublime Text 2 self-update. I'm currently at version 2.0.2, Build 2221.
I tried uninstalling and reinstalling SyncedSideBar via Package Control and via git. I've experienced this on multiple dev machines.
Sublime Text 2 should still be supported, correct?
Thanks!