Closed adamdehaven closed 6 years ago
Hey!
While I think this might be a good idea, I'm a bit reluctant to add more settings to the package if it's a feature you can get any other way. How about this, you can create a custom command to do the job easily.
1) Create a .py
file in your ...Sublime Text 3/Packages/User
folder (you can get there by running the command Preferences: Browse Packages
.The name of the file is not important
2) Add the following command to it:
custom_gulp_command.py
class GulpDeleteCacheOnKill(sublime_plugin.WindowCommand):
def run(self):
self.window.run_command("gulp_kill")
self.window.run_command("gulp_delete_cache")
3) To add the command to the command pallete, you need to create a .sublime-commands
on the same folder
4) Add the command to it:
custom_gulp_command.sublime-commands
[
{
"caption": "Gulp: Clean",
"command": "gulp_delete_cache_on_kill"
}
]
the name of the command is the underscore version of the class name we wrote earlier.
That's it! if all went well you can now choose Gulp: Clean
from your command pallete. I know it's a bit of work on your part but I think it's not that bad
Let me know!
This looks like a great solution. I'll try it out shortly -- thanks!
Looks like everything worked. Here are the completed files in case anyone else would like to implement.
Simply download the files, then place the /custom-gulp-commands/
folder in your Packages directory:
Mac :: Users\Username\Library\Application Support\Sublime Text 3\Packages
Windows :: C:\Users\Username\AppData\Roaming\Sublime Text 3\Packages
Then in the Sublime Command Palette, use the command: Gulp: Kill and Delete Cache
Awesome, thanks for the repo!
I see that there's a shortcut command for deleting the
.sublime-gulp.cache
file:Gulp: Delete Cache
Is there a way to automatically delete the
.sublime-gulp.cache
file when the gulp task is killed?For example, after running Gulp: Kill running tasks, delete the
.sublime-gulp.cache
file by default? I could see this being implemented as another User setting; something like: