[TxMt] Re: New “GetBundles” release needs your help

[Hans-Jörg Bibiko]

On 20.11.2008, at 23:39, (((Bonsai Studio))) - Giuseppe wrote:

> Where can I find documentation for "G", "R", "O", "U" etc? A tooltip
> would be really useful.
Actually you can read the Help ;) but yes maybe I find a way to make  
it more transparent.

O means 'O'fficial released TM bundles
R means Official released TM bundles but under 'R'eview or new  
bundles which hasn't get the official status yet
G means Third Party bundles hosted on github.com



> I can see four (4) different css bundles, each with something
> interesting but all with duplicated snippets/commands…
> Isn't there a way to just "contribute to a bundle instead of re-write
> it again from the ground up?
> And now, if I am going to trigger "bg" in a CSS file, which  
> background-
> color completion should I expect to get?


U means there's an update for a bundle with the same UUID (unique  
identifier) available. And this can cause your scenario. Thus the  
first choice is to use the Official bundle or, if you can manage  
maybe some tiny issues, try the same bundle in Review. Very often  
bundles are developed at github.com in order to send it TM's svn  
repositories (O, R)

--Hans

BTW If you started GetBundles for the very first time, did you  
encounter any speed problems or did you have to restart it?