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vprimachenko / Sublime-Colorcoder

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git master install has no default settings #17

Closed michaelaye closed 10 years ago

michaelaye commented 10 years ago

I installed colorcoder via the github master clone. When trying to look at the available default settings, via Preferences -> Package Settings -> ColorCoder -> Setting - Default, the opened file is empty.

vprimachenko commented 10 years ago

wow this is rather strange

michaelaye commented 10 years ago

i don't understand, have u confirmed it or do you just find my report strange?

vprimachenko commented 10 years ago

i will set up an testing enviorment tomorrow, the "strange" means i never heard of such problem with any plugin before and am rather puzzled.

michaelaye commented 10 years ago

Think we can close this. it possibly has to do with the fact, that i first used PackageControl and then installed the github clone but did not use PC to remove the older version and only removed half of it in Application\ Support. So, the settings file is back, but I have one remaining problem: The Settings menu of ColorCoder now has every entry twice: Default 2x and User Settings 2x. :(

vprimachenko commented 10 years ago

did the git clone put the plugin in Sublime-Colorcoder or just Colorcoder folder?

michaelaye commented 10 years ago

Wess, your github project name is Sublime-Colorcoder, so of course the git clone created a folder called Sublime-Colorcoder. I did the git clone inside the Packages folder inside the ST3 Application Support folder on OSX.

But interestingly, I have another new folder called Colorcoder, and that one has 2 files in it:

  1. The converted Solarized (Light) (SL) (Colorcode).tmTheme
  2. a file called firstrun.

Are you expecting things to end up in the folder Colorcoder? If yes, should I do the git clone into a folder called Colorcoder ?

vprimachenko commented 10 years ago

end up in the folder Colorcoder

exactly, i guess i didnt thought that out when naming the repository, sorry for that… i will update the installation instruction in the readme.

the colorcoder folder you are seeing is automatically created by the plugin to store the modified color schemes (and the obligatory firstrun file)

michaelaye commented 10 years ago

Thanks! I copied everything over from the other folder and removed it. Now I have the menu entries only once, so all fine.