When I go to Preferences > Bundles and attempt to install or uninstall a bundle, Textmate 2 does not load the change. The bundle is not added (in the case of an install) or removed (in the case of an uninstall) from the Bundles menu.
I do however see that the bundle is added/removed from "~/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Managed/Bundles".
Also, when I attempt to open a filetype without an associated bundle, Textmate 2 will ask to install the bundle and then just hang.
What could be going on here?
On 17.01.12 20:03, cafarm wrote:
When I go to Preferences > Bundles and attempt to install or uninstall a bundle, Textmate 2 does not load the change. The bundle is not added (in the case of an install) or removed (in the case of an uninstall) from the Bundles menu.
I do however see that the bundle is added/removed from "~/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Managed/Bundles".
Also, when I attempt to open a filetype without an associated bundle, Textmate 2 will ask to install the bundle and then just hang.
What could be going on here?
Is your home (or your ~/Library folder) on a network drive, such as NFS, DropBox or the like? Currently, the bundle supporting code pretty much relies on having the bundles in a file system with file system events, which I believe in practice basically means a plain local file system. Bites me, too.
Christopher
Yes, I work on an OS X network account. Is there any workaround you know of?
Christopher Creutzig wrote:
On 17.01.12 20:03, cafarm wrote:
When I go to Preferences > Bundles and attempt to install or uninstall a bundle, Textmate 2 does not load the change. The bundle is not added (in the case of an install) or removed (in the case of an uninstall) from the Bundles menu.
I do however see that the bundle is added/removed from "~/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Managed/Bundles".
Also, when I attempt to open a filetype without an associated bundle, Textmate 2 will ask to install the bundle and then just hang.
What could be going on here?
Is your home (or your ~/Library folder) on a network drive, such as NFS, DropBox or the like? Currently, the bundle supporting code pretty much relies on having the bundles in a file system with file system events, which I believe in practice basically means a plain local file system. Bites me, too.
Christopher
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On 20.01.12 10:23, cafarm wrote:
[top-posting corrected]
Is your home (or your ~/Library folder) on a network drive, such as NFS, DropBox or the like? Currently, the bundle supporting code pretty much relies on having the bundles in a file system with file system events, which I believe in practice basically means a plain local file system.
Yes, I work on an OS X network account. Is there any workaround you know of?
This is what Allan said about that:
| Yes, this would be an issue. | | Try remove ~/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Cache and relaunch. | Then it should re-index your bundles and assuming the SSH Config is | already on your disk, add that to the index. | | In general though not having fsevents support for the folder | containing bundles will result in flaky behavior: i.e. not | registering bundle changes, new bundles, etc.
HTH,
Christopher
Thank you! That did it.
Christopher Creutzig wrote:
On 20.01.12 10:23, cafarm wrote:
[top-posting corrected]
Is your home (or your ~/Library folder) on a network drive, such as NFS, DropBox or the like? Currently, the bundle supporting code pretty much relies on having the bundles in a file system with file system events, which I believe in practice basically means a plain local file system.
Yes, I work on an OS X network account. Is there any workaround you know of?
This is what Allan said about that:
| Yes, this would be an issue. | | Try remove ~/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Cache and relaunch. | Then it should re-index your bundles and assuming the SSH Config is | already on your disk, add that to the index. | | In general though not having fsevents support for the folder | containing bundles will result in flaky behavior: i.e. not | registering bundle changes, new bundles, etc.
HTH,
Christopher
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