Hi,
I'am updating/ organizing all my snippets and commands, because I want to use git in order to "sync" my bundles between my Macs.
Digging into the Package Content, it seems that the Bundle Editor does not update the [name].tmSnippet or [name].tmCommand when changing it's name! It keeps the initial name (so sometimes untitled).
I assume this is not intended to be! Am I right this is a bug?
Can I for the time being change the name via Finder without any consequences?
Regards, Feek
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On Feb 15, 2016, at 2:06 PM, feek feekdiv@gmail.com wrote:
I'am updating/ organizing all my snippets and commands, because I want to use git in order to "sync" my bundles between my Macs.
Digging into the Package Content, it seems that the Bundle Editor does not update the [name].tmSnippet or [name].tmCommand when changing it's name! It keeps the initial name (so sometimes untitled).
This is intentional for ease of version control integration. There is nothing wrong with changing the name yourself though, the only thing that matters from TextMate’s perspective is the UUID in the bundle item.
Hi Michael,
Thnx for the answer! It's totally clear!
It was the first time I was digging into a bundle Content Package, and from the version control point of view It is logical the file name is set once right (and not changing every time you change a name via the bundle editor).
Regards, Feek
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