Currently after installing Sublime Merge, smerge cannot be ran from the terminal as it's not part of the PATH. I would like to suggest that the install script adds a shim for smerge so that it can be run from the terminal without having to manually alter the path. This can be done using a shimming feature that Chocolatey provides - it allows you to put an application's CLI binaries on the PATH without cluttering the PATH environment variable:
https://docs.chocolatey.org/en-us/features/shim
Currently after installing Sublime Merge,
smerge
cannot be ran from the terminal as it's not part of the PATH. I would like to suggest that the install script adds a shim forsmerge
so that it can be run from the terminal without having to manually alter the path. This can be done using a shimming feature that Chocolatey provides - it allows you to put an application's CLI binaries on the PATH without cluttering the PATH environment variable: https://docs.chocolatey.org/en-us/features/shimA similar change has recently been made to the
sublimetext4
package after it was requested and contributed by one of its users: https://github.com/Jackenmen/choco-auto/commit/ae49b3253becfa252f63fa00a89b7a8b8eb53125