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Re: SublimeGit: Full-featured Git integration for Sublime Text

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Post by koenigdavidmj »

jzzskijj wrote: post #22

I am bit bummed that you have to pay for Git interface. Yeah, it is just 10€ / user, but still. You even get full games for 99 cents these days. And shouldn't this be a default feature in the first place. Anyway, no-one is forcing anyone to buy it, so all good.

I am bit bummed that you have to pay for an editor. Yeah, it is just $70 / user, but still. You even get full games for 99 cents these days. And shouldn't this be a default program to write in the first place.

Anyway, no-one is forcing anyone to buy it, so all good.

Re: SublimeGit: Full-featured Git integration for Sublime Text

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Post by kevinxucs »

reybango wrote: post #45
kevinxucs wrote: post #41

Wow, this crap even charges 10 bucks? There was a open source Git plugin for Sublime long time ago. https://github.com/kemayo/sublime-text-git

Are you saying that because it's actually crap or you just don't want to spend money on software?

The point is there is already someone who has implemented the almost the exact same functionalities, and its code is open source. However, it seems like someone is still shamelessly trying to capitalize on it.

Re: SublimeGit: Full-featured Git integration for Sublime Text

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Post by kevinxucs »

jbrooksuk wrote: post #59
kevinxucs wrote: post #41

Wow, this crap even charges 10 bucks? There was a open source Git plugin for Sublime long time ago. https://github.com/kemayo/sublime-text-git

What makes it crap? It's a brilliant plugin, with a great unlimited "trial". I've not came across any bugs, nor have I had any issues with it. So again, what makes it crap?

It's a crap because it's created by someone who is stupid enough to try recreating something that's already been created long time ago. Use it to capitalize on you sublime novices.

Re: SublimeGit: Full-featured Git integration for Sublime Text

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Post by miped »

shawabawa3 wrote: post #47
miped wrote: post #33

Earlier quoted context omitted.

You can actually turn on verbose commit messages by using the setting git_commit_verbose . Have a look in the default config for SublimeGit. If you do that, it'll add the diff, and even syntax highlight it for you.

awesome, thanks. I have no idea why that wouldn't be on by default. Can't imagine anyone getting annoyed by having it there.

It's not on by default, because it's not the default when using git from the command line. If someone is new to git it might be a little scary to see a wall of text when committing.

I'm not sure that it's actually documented though, which definitely is an error on my part.

Re: SublimeGit: Full-featured Git integration for Sublime Text

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Post by jbrooksuk »

kevinxucs wrote: post #83
jbrooksuk wrote: post #59

Earlier quoted context omitted.

What makes it crap? It's a brilliant plugin, with a great unlimited "trial". I've not came across any bugs, nor have I had any issues with it. So again, what makes it crap?

It's a crap because it's created by someone who is stupid enough to try recreating something that's already been created long time ago. Use it to capitalize on you sublime novices.

This is the great thing about having alternatives. If you don't want to use it, don't. If you prefer something else, use that.

Why does using a plugin make us novices? I'm proficient in Git and Sublime. I've written several plugins myself.

Re: SublimeGit: Full-featured Git integration for Sublime Text

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Post by thejosh »

jbrooksuk wrote: post #18
jops wrote: post #16

Looks good, I'll give it a try, but I have to mention this plugin as it deserves all the praise it can get!: https://github.com/jisaacks/GitGutter http://www.jisaacks.com/gitgutter

I've always found this plugin slow which is a shame. It's nice to visually see the changes made to a file.

Really?

I've done this with "big" files, as well as large folders and it works perfectly both locally and over a NFS share.

How many LoC are the files you editing?

Re: SublimeGit: Full-featured Git integration for Sublime Text

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Post by thejosh »

miped wrote: post #37
jwarren wrote: post #12

Definitely encouraging to see more polished premium Sublime plugins.

Just to show some love to the other authors of paid Sublime Text plugins (which I can remember right now): LaTeXing: http://www.latexing.com/ Sublimerge: http://www.sublimerge.com/ SFTP: http://wbond.net/sublime_packages/sftp SVN: http://wbond.net/sublime_packages/svn

Wow sublimerge looks great, thanks for the tip.
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