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Build 3192 breaks awareness of folder

#1

Just upgraded to build 3192 on MacOS 10.14.2. When using Terminal, I go to folder that I want to open in sublime. I type subl . to open the contents of the folder in Sublime Text. Sublime opens but no files are displayed in sidebar. I also try to open a file using Command-T and it doesn’t provide any files for that either.

I also tried hiding sidebar and then displaying it again. Nothing shows up in sidebar.

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#2

maybe related:

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#3

I just gave this a try and it works fine here. However, I am on linux. So this could possibly be a platform thing?

I tried both “subl -n .” and “subl -n ./” and both worked. Could you try the 2nd way?

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#4

I realized I had copied an older version of the command line subl. I deleted it and linked the new one and it works now.

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#5

You should create a symlink instead.

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