Closed evandrocoan closed 6 years ago
Does Package Control support updating a package which changes its name?
Sure. You just need to set the previous_names
setting, and everybody who has installed your package will get their installed name renamed as soon as package control starts updating the packages. Example:
{
"name": "FoldFunctions",
"previous_names": ["Fold Functions"],
"details": "https://github.com/math2001/FoldFunctions",
"releases": [
{
"sublime_text": ">=3126",
"tags": true
}
]
},
As far as I can see, the limitation does not really affect SublimeTodoTxt as I don't have any Python code here. But for convenience, I'll submit a change request...
Thank you for telling me. :)
On https://github.com/wbond/package_control_channel/pull/2524 (Test against package names containing periods) was determinate that Sublime Text 3 cannot support package names within dot on their names. Then all the packages with dot
.
on their names should either be renamed without the dot, or marked asSublime Text 2
supported.If after sometime, a pull request to
package_control_channel
removing the dot.
on the package name is not sent, the package will be marked as supported bySublime Text 2
only. Currently the package is marked as supported by all versions of Sublime Text.