I recently did a post to my programming blog discussing my 30 day experience with TextMate (http://sayspy.blogspot.com/2006/11/my-month-with-textmate.html ) where I said I liked the app but there just was not quite enough to tear me away from Vim at the moment (but who knows since I just started using Vim again and I am already missing the pretty GUI of TextMate =).
I had some personal gripes about the Python bundle in the post and Jacob Rus suggested that I email the list with those issues so that they could possibly be addressed by someone with bundle commit privileges.
I think the biggest universal issue I have is the lack of docsting support in the various snippets. Both the function and method snippets leave out docstring tab stops which is really unfortunate as Python best practices practically dictate a docstring for *every* function or method (see http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/ for the official style guide for Python). The class definition does have a docstring, but following docstring conventions from PEP 257 ( http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0257/) which is referenced by PEP 8 there should be a blank line between the class definition line and the docstring for the class but that would mess up the code folding so I can look past that.
But that leads to the problem of code folding not working with Python when there any blank lines within a block. Jacob said that this should be addressed in TM 2 by making it easier to define whitespace-delimited grammars which is great to hear.
The last big issue is the assumption that files containing unit tests end in 'Test.py'. In Python's unit test suite all files use the *prefix* of 'test_' to signify something is a test. This has the nice perk of not requiring all test files to end in '.py' since you can directly execute files with other extensions.
Anyway those were my biggest issues. I know most of these are minimal since editing them directly myself is simple enough, but it would be nice if they were part of the default bundle so I can get any other improvements made to the svn repository for those things instead of having them ignored because I have a local edit.
Keep up the good work. As I said, I think TextMate is a good app, just not exactly for me (at the moment).
-Brett