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tshrpl edited this page Sep 29, 2022
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from package control (release version)
- open sublime text
- if you dont have package control plugin installed already, it already comes bundled with st, just install it this way
- open the command pallete (default shortcut is
Ctrl+Shift+P
) and invokeInstallPackageControl
command - open the console (default shortcut is
Ctrl+`
) to see the status- (optional) wait a few minutes and if it is installed, restart sublime text
- open the command pallete (default shortcut is
- open the command pallete again
Ctrl+Shift+P
and installProjectAndWorkspaceManagement
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open the console
Ctrl+`
to see the status (useful when debugging) -
after installation, there will be a few new commands, you can run these commands from the pallete or bind keys to these to make shortcuts
for now, just run the
Project And Workspace Management: Edit Settings
from the pallete, a new window will popup with default settings on the left and override file on the right, dont change anything unless you know what you're doing, just click anywhere on the right pane and exit the window (orCtrl+w
for closing the file which auto closes the window)
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from git repo (dev version)
- open a terminal and navigate to the sublime text packages folder (can be found by
Menu > Preferences > Browse Packages ...
orPreferences: Browse Packages
command from the pallete) - now you can either git clone this repo here or make symlink pointing to somewhere else where this repo lives, anyway, the repo has to cloned somewhere and should be directly accessible here i.e. not inside a sub-directory
- lastly, do the very last step from the package control installation section i.e. the
Edit Settings
command, it is important because without an existing user file the plugin doesn't work, this behavior can perhaps be changed in a future version, the plugin can automatically make a user settings file on installation