[TxMt] Re: Installing the Cucumber bundle

[Trevor Harmon]

Thanks for the tips! Double-clicking the bundle sounds like the fool-proof method I should be doing from now on.

I would like to try it, but now I’ve run into the opposite problem: How do I *uninstall* the Cucumber bundle? I want to wipe it out completely just to verify the double-clicking method. However, no matter what I do, it won’t go away. I have deleted the Avian and TextMate folders in both ~/Library/Application\ Support and /Library/Application\ Support, and I even tried deleting and reinstalling TextMate itself, but when I relaunch, the Cucumber bundle is still there. Is there some other folder I need to delete?

Thanks, 

Trevor

On Jan 27, 2014, at 10:26 PM, Kai Wood <lists at kwood.eu> wrote:

> On 28.01.2014, at 06:47, Trevor Harmon <trevor at vocaro.com> wrote:
> 
>> Ah silly mistake. However, even after installing the bundle to the Bundles directory, it still didn’t show up, despite quitting and restarting a couple times.
> 
> The proper place for manually installed bundles is ~/Library/Application Support/Avian/Pristine Copy/Bundles
> 
> Cloning directly to this directory should work without the need to restart.
> 
> You can double click the cloned Cucumber.tmbumdle in Finder and Textmate will put it in the correct directory for you.
> 
>> Eventually I discovered that creating a new bundle from within the app (Bundles > Edit Bundles, then File > New) somehow alerts TextMate that the Cucumber bundle is there. It appeared after I created the new bundle, quit, and restarted.
> 
> The Avian/Bundles/ directory (without Pristine Copy in between) is where diffs / customizations of installed bundles and you own created ones land if you edit them via the bundle editor, that’s why this worked somehow.
> 
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