Rails 5.2 Can't open rails credentials with Sublime Text - sublimetext3

I am using Windows Subsystem for Linux with Rails 5.2 and Sublime Text 3.
When i do
EDITOR="subl --wait" rails credentials:edit
It says "New credentials encrypted and saved." but does not open the file to be edited with Sublime Text 3.
Also when trying Visual Studio Code with
EDITOR="code --wait" rails credentials:edit
Visual Studio Code opens but it is empty.
I can only edit the file with VIM and the command
EDITOR="vim" rails credentials:edit
The thing is i do not want to edit the file with vim.
What is the problem so it does not open the file to be edited with Sublime or VS Code?
I am using Rails 5.2
Thanks a lot in advance


On macOS, you would run this command to edit the credentials in Sublime. When you are done, save and close the file in Sublime:
EDITOR="/Applications/Sublime\ Text.app/Contents/SharedSupport/bin/subl -w" bin/rails credentials:edit


I am on windows 7x64 and stumbled upon this issue this morning.Solved it by adding atom to my system variable Path(so cmd & powershell & bash all know about it) and by adding powershell to my environment.I use separate environment for ruby & rails.
So now when I type set EDITOR=atom --wait && rails credentials:edit in cmd or
1st $env:EDITOR="atom --wait", 2nd rails credentials:editin powershell or
EDITOR="atom --wait" rails credentials:edit in bash,
I get the desired result wich is to open credentials and edit them :).. Hope this helps
PS. I didn't need to use --wait flag when setting the editor to subl or notepad!
EDITOR is just a temporary variable for the current session, meaning for the cmd,powershell or bash window that is opened at the moment!


By default Sublime Text Editor is not configured to be run directly from the command line. You're trying to set the EDITOR variable to "subl --wait", but the command line doesn't know what "subl" is! Try this post which goes into detail on setting up a "subl" alias for starting up sublime on the command line, then try again!
Open Sublime Text from Terminal in macOS
EDIT: Noticed you are on Ubuntu and not MacOS, but that post should still work as long as you're using bash, which is the default shell on Ubuntu.


I have succeeded my following this
SET EDITOR="full_path to sublime"
rails credentials:edit
after closing sublime only i am getting new credentials saved response.
Hope it helps

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