ST3: Git blame cannot find file .tmLanguage
See original GitHub issueWhen I invoke the ‘Git: Blame’ command, I get this error:
Error loading syntax file “Installed Packages/Git.sublime-package/syntax/Git Blame.tmLanguage”: Unable to open Installed Packages/Git.sublime-package/syntax/Git Blame.tmLanguage
console shows, likewise error:
error: Error loading syntax file "Installed Packages/Git.sublime-package/syntax/Git Blame.tmLanguage": Unable to open Installed Packages/Git.sublime-package/syntax/Git Blame.tmLanguage
I checked my Installed Packages
directory, and the Git.sublime-package
is a binary file, not a directory, so I’m not sure why it’d be looking for the .tmLanguage in that location.
I installed the package with the ‘python3’ branch as referenced in other Issues.
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Change Packages/Git/git.py:line 14 to " PLUGIN_DIRECTORY = ‘Packages/Git’ " should work.
Also an issue on Linux, changing
git.py
inside ofInstalled Packages/Git.sublime-package
(it’s just a zip file) as described above fixes it.