I have a Sublime Text 3 installation in an air gapped machine that contains 50 files with a .sublime-package extension. I'd like to be able to install some of these into my instance of Sublime but I cannot figure out how to get the Package Control system to see the directory.
How do I add a local path to Package Control?
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I'm having trouble installing bufferScroll package on to Sublime Text 3. I have been reading on the net and as I realized you have to install manually; to download package from git and place folder to your \Packages folder in Sublime. I did that but it's not picking up. I'm on win 7 64bit and Sublime is ver. 3126.
Thanks xD
I am using Sublime Text 3 on Windows 7 with Package Control installed. I was able to use package control to install packages with it. But now I found that package control doesn't show up in the list when I press ctrl+shift+p. I am able see package control item in the preference menu. I have checked Settings-user and Settings-default, package control is not listed as ignored package. I also checked the Installed Packages folder and found that the Package Control.sublime-package is in it.
Why is that Package Control is not showing up in the list? How can I fix it?
I had originally used the code given at https://packagecontrol.io/installation to install package manager when I upgraded to Sublime 3.
Now although the Package Control.sublime-package file is in Installed Packages, there is no way for me to access package manager (i.e. Ctrl + Shift + P) doesn't give it as an options.
OK, I tried reinstalling Sublime. It didn't change anything, but I then went in and deleted the Sublime Text 3 folder, which contained package manager files and package files.
This file wasn't changed during the reinstall.
I then was able to start from scratch, reinstall package manager and can now use it properly.
I cannot install ST3's SFTP plugin on Windows 7 64bit. It is installed but all its menus are greyed out, not active.
I read support. It says:
To fix this, please perform the following:
Open Preferences > Browse Packages… Navigate into the SFTP/ folder and
open SFTP.py in Sublime.
I open Browse Packages... as written but there is no SFTP/ folder in Sublime Text 3\Packages folder thet is opened. Neither in Sublime Text 3\Packages nor in Sublime Text 3\Packages\User. I only have two folders there:
\Sublime Text 3\Packages\Package Control
\Sublime Text 3\Packages\User
What do I do wrong? How may install or set the plugin correctly? On my computer the mentioned directory located here C:\Users\user\AppData\Roaming\Sublime Text 3\Packages\. May ST3 install plugin to some other directories?
Only testing version of the SFTP plugin works in Sublime Text 3.
How To :
Run "Package Control: Add Repository" command
Paste "http://sublime.wbond.net/testing/packages.json" (official repo)
Install or upgrade SFTP plugin from the Package Control
Done ;)
SFTP doesn't work in Sublime Text 3. At least on Windows 7 64 bit. But it works fine in Sublime Text 2. So I uninstalled ST3, installed ST2 and installed SFTP plugin. And am quite happy.
Had troubles finding the folder... Turned out it was located at c:\Users\PROFILENAME\AppData\Roaming\Sublime Text 3\
Though I can't get the package to work properly ><
From Package Control (Cntrl + Shift + p as shortcut) you can do:
Search for Package Control: Install Package
Search SFTP and install it
And you will have your SFTP plugin installed correctly, without having to add any repositories.
I have started using sublime text 2 on linux mint. It is installed under
~/.config/sublime-text-2/
There is a Packages folder in this directory. I downloaded the zip file for the Package Control and unzipped in the Packages directory. Now I can install new packages using the install command. But I don't know where these packages are being installed. I cannot use the newly installed packages. Also I don't see them under ~/.config/sublime-text-2/Packages.
Thanks for your help.
I'm also using Linux Mint and can tell you that it stores everything in ~/.Sublime Text 2.
Also I would use the copy-paste the code snippet on the Package Control website to get Package Control up and running. I've never tried the method your describing for installing Package Control as the copy-paste method has always worked for me.
Exactly, Package Control folder under ~/.config/sublime-text-2/Packages.
If you are root, it will be /.config/sublime-text-2/Packages, but when you is user, it will be /home/[user_name]/.config/sublime-text-2/Packages.
So, by other way:
open your Sublime
open Preferences > Package Settings > Package Control > Settings - User
And see the path in Sublime title or Ctrl + O