Closed thegeek closed 12 years ago
I updated the path to the settings file to match the repository name. The reason it was like that was because of how I initially named the plugin in the package control plugin.
I am however, unable to replicate the error you're seeing. even after a fresh installation of the plugin. Are you restarting sublime after pulling the updates? With the naming changes, I'd perhaps try doing a fresh clone and restarting sublime.
Ok I'll try ... i'll keep you posted ...
Ok it work perfectly ... i remove and reclone the repository ... sorry for the false issue ... Btw great plug-in :)
Traceback (most recent call last): File "./Minify.py", line 68, in
File "./Minify.py", line 52, in handle_threads
File "./Minify.py", line 81, in replace
AttributeError: 'GoogleClosureCall' object has no attribute 'error'
Same in Uglyfy_js
Traceback (most recent call last): File "./Minify.py", line 68, in
File "./Minify.py", line 52, in handle_threads
File "./Minify.py", line 81, in replace
AttributeError: 'UglifyCall' object has no attribute 'error'
Just an observation. When someone clone the git repository in the file Main.sublime-menu on line 33:
but the folder cloned is JSMinifier without the space.
Thank You for you attention