installed in sublime text 3, after installing src - nothing

[BobWalsh]

in SB3 build 3065, installed via package control Sourcegraph. Restarted ST3. This after installing src successfully. See the two commands in the popup menu - but nothing happens.

[beyang]

Are the commands grayed out or active? Do you see any print-out in the Sublime console (accessible via ctl-\``)? Does running thesrc do-all` on the repository directly output a .srclib-cache/ directory? Do you have other Sublime plugins installed that function properly?

The editor plugin is a very thin layer on top of the src command line api (https://srclib.org/api/describe/), so if the src command works, then usually the editor plugin works, too.

[samertm]

There's a chance that "src" isn't on your path, or that sublime has a different path from your terminal.

In sublime text, hit "ctrl-`"to open up the console, and paste the following:

import subprocess; subprocess.check_output("src --help", shell=True)

If this errors (it'll look like subprocess.CalledProcessError: Command 'src --help' returned non-zero exit status 127), that means the src tool isn't on your path.

If it doesn't error out, let me know!

[4hwwmuse]

I'm having the same problem. I think Samertm is right, but how do I fix that? I'm running OS X Yosemite.

[samertm]

If you're using Sublime 3, there's a setting in Sourcegraph.sublime-settings for picking your 'src' tool called "which_src": https://github.com/sourcegraph/sourcegraph-sublime/blob/master/Sourcegraph.sublime-settings

It should be in your sublime packages directory under sourcegraph-sublime. Set it to whatever the path to your src program is (in my case, "/home/samer/code/go/bin/src"). Let me know if you need help finding it or that doesn't work.

[4hwwmuse]

Thanks Samertm. I'm trying to find Sourcegraph.sublime-settings on my machine, but can't seem to locate it. Here is what I have in my home/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 3 folder:

Am I looking in the wrong folder?

Package Control shows the plugin is installed...

[samertm]

Hmm, you're looking in the right place. I think I misunderstood how Package Control works and didn't realize that I needed to update the tag for it to pick up the newest commit. I just created a new tag, and it should "take" on Package Control soon. In the meantime, you can install the plugin manually if you want (github.com/sourcegraph/sourcegraph-sublime), or I can ping this issue when the updated version is on Package Control.

Thanks for working through this with me!

[4hwwmuse]

Thanks, Samertm. I'll look for a ping when the updated version is on Package Control.

[samertm]

Sorry that took so long! I messed up the version number on sublime plugin, and Package Control refused to upgrade it. I just fixed that, and the latest version is on Package Control now. Let me know if setting "which_src" works for you! For the Atom plugin, we introduced a setting to add things to the path to make it more convenient to use, which you may need as well.

[alexandre-normand]

I'm having a related issue trying the sourcegraph integration in Sublime Text 3. I installed srcgraph using go get so src was on my path. Sublime Text didn't initially find it on my path (even though it is on my command-line path) but I then installed the Fix Mac Path package to help with this.

Now the error I'm getting is the following:

Error message: Command '['src', 'api', 'describe', '--file', '/Users/alexandre.normand/projects/gowork/src/github.com/alexandre-normand/everytimisawesome/Godeps/_workspace/src/github.com/danryan/hal/config.go', '--start-byte', '1017', '--no-examples']' returned non-zero exit status 1
b''
b'2015/04/02 09:27:35 GOPATH must be set.\nlstat /Users/alexandre.normand/projects/gowork/src/github.com/alexandre-normand/everytimisawesome/.srclib-cache/3d942cee6b6bc92b9fc76fa81d297f18edfea2d9: no such file or directory\nfailed to scan for source units: scanner [/Users/alexandre.normand/.srclib/sourcegraph.com/sourcegraph/srclib-go/.bin/srclib-go scan]: EOF\n'

There's a mention of GOPATH must be set but it looks like it might be a red herring. GOPATH is correctly set as far as I can tell.