Is Sublime Text 3 Support Planned?

[tmuka]

I tried using the current git version fo sublime_tortoise with sublime text 3, but am getting an error in the console. File "C:\Users\me\AppData\Roaming\Sublime Text 3\Packages\sublime_tortoise\Tortoise.py", line 63 except (NotFoundError) as (exception):

I'm poking around a bit to see if it might be an easy port, but i'm new to ST plugins...

[westy]

I'd like to add my support here too!

I've tried a few of the other Mercurial plugins for ST3, but none seem to work for me (with an older mercurial version), and I can't upgrade our version of hg at this point. I need the plugin to work with whatever tortoise I have installed, and that's this.

This is the last thing I need to move myself and the team to ST3. Please update it when you get the time.

[atwright147]

Hey guys,

Sadly, @wbond doesn't seem to be maintaining this plugin these days. I have been curating pull requests and fixes people supply for his repo here: https://github.com/atwright147/sublime_tortoise (but this is not a ST3 compatible plugin).

However, @asfaltboy made a pull request to me to add ST3 compatibility, here: https://github.com/atwright147/sublime_tortoise/pull/1

I get the impression from his messages that this is a partial fix but it might help.

I won't be merging it into my branch as I want to stick to ST2 until ST3 is release properly.

Hope this helps.

PS. I am not a Python developer, so I cannot properly maintain this plugin... :(

[asfaltboy]

I'll try to make sure it's ST2 compatible, guys, please chime in on the linked pull request as to what you'd like to see next (such as a separate release on package control, things that won't work, etc..)

[wbond]

If people are interested in helping maintain the package, I would be more than happy to add collaborators. Unfortunately I no longer really use Windows and never Tortoise, so I'm not in a position to really contribute a ton.

If someone ends up being the main contributor, we could then talk about moving the repo.

[asfaltboy]

@wbond: I am willing to take it on, since it's really not a lot of work, and it's mostly done already.

Please see the PR @ atwright147#1 for the changes. Would you like to move the package control to one of our forks or leave it here and pull the changes? In other words, where should the latest version be managed?

[asfaltboy]

@wbond any decision yet?

[01-Scripts]

@wbond : Can you consider to add someone as a contributer (maybe @asfaltboy ?) to get the long missing ST3 support so many people are waiting for?

[fyneworks]

Hey guys, I've ended up here whilst looking for a fix for the same @tmuka reported. I'd been playing around for a few days... starting with TortoiseSVN which I forked into TortoiseGIT. I've never worked with Python or ST plugins before, but it seemed straight forward enough. So, fast forward 24 hours and I've forked Will's Tortoise and made Tortoise3.

The bad news: I had to remove the context menus to get it to work, maybe somebody will be able to figure it out, but I sure couldn't.

The good news: it seems pretty solid (tested with SVN and GIT repos), I also added git push and also a shortcut to open a git bash window in the current working directory, which I often do.

TortoiseSVN and TortoiseGIT work perfectly fine with menus and all if you only need one of the other.... but I personally prefer to have a single plugin (call it OCD) so will be using (and maintaining) Tortoise3 from now on. Hope that helps anybody else who ends up here. Feedback welcome!

[kelvinlouis]

@fyneworks that's some great news. I'm in the midst of migrating to ST3. I'm interested to see what your project can accomplish. I'm not fluent in py, but I'm willing to contribute in any shape or form.

[tmuka]

Sounds great, Fyneworks! I'll try it out Monday. I like the idea of svn and git being unified too...

Thanks for sharing! On Apr 12, 2014 8:24 AM, "Fyneworks" notifications@github.com wrote:

Hey guys, I've ended up here whilst looking for a fix for the same @tmukahttps://github.com/tmukareported. I'd been playing around for a few days... starting with TortoiseSVN https://github.com/dexbol/sublime-TortoiseSVN which I forked into TortoiseGIT https://github.com/fyneworks/sublime-TortoiseGIT. I've never worked with Python or ST plugins before, but it seemed straight forward enough. So, fast forward 24 hours and I've forked Will's Tortoise and made Tortoise3 https://github.com/fyneworks/SublimeTortoise3.

The bad news: I had to remove the context menus to get it to work, maybe somebody will be able to figure it out, but I sure couldn't.

The good news: it seems pretty solid (tested with SVN and GIT repos), I also added git push and also a shortcut to open a git bash window in the current working directory, which I often do.

TortoiseSVN https://github.com/dexbol/sublime-TortoiseSVN and TortoiseGIT https://github.com/fyneworks/sublime-TortoiseGIT work perfectly fine with menus and all if you only need one of the other.... but I personally prefer to have a single plugin (call it OCD) so will be using (and maintaining) Tortoise3https://github.com/fyneworks/SublimeTortoise3from now on. Hope that helps anybody else who ends up here. Feedback welcome!

Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/wbond/sublime_tortoise/issues/25#issuecomment-40279075 .

[fyneworks]

@kelvinlouis neither am I. Literally just forked out some code last week and starting messing about with it, but it's great so many of us want to chip in :-)

@tmuka glad to hear it! Hopefully if this provides a good base to go forward we'll get the attention of a python ninja that will make it good enough for everyone (then we can submit it to Package Control perhaps?)

ps.: I personally like the plugin being entirely keyboard based. My context menus are full as they are. But keen to hear what you guys think. Let me know when you've tried it out

[tmuka]

@fyneworks, it seems to work great, and does just everything i need! thanks!