Build system screwed after upgrade

[bany]

I unfortunately upgraded to build 3103 after like 1 year.

Im running ST3 on Linux Mint 17, everything was working perflectly up until the upgrade, now with 3103 I cant build/run anything properly anymore

1. CTRL+SHIFT+B doesnt RUN anymore but instead opens a Command Palette (with all my build variants)
2. CTRL+B doesnt BUILD anymore but instead runs the last chosen things in the Command Palette at point 1

so if I CTRL+SHIFT+B a Command Palette opens with (test/test-RUN/test-CLEAN), if I choose test-CLEAN, from then on CTRL+B (or menu->‘build’) will always run test-CLEAN.

This is clearly a bug IMHO, is there a way to fix it? Thanks

UPDATE: same issue with build 3114

[kingkeith]

you can just override the keybindings with whatever was in your old build.

[bany]

I dont want to override anything, I just want Build to Build and not to do the last things chosen from a command palette (which is clearly something that should not happen)

[kingkeith]

Well you are the first one not to like the new system since it was introduced over a year and a half ago…

Build Systems

I'd like to make Build System selection a little more usable. Currently, you select the active build system for the window via the menu, then Primary+B will run that build system. There is the option of Automatic selection of build systems, but probably in the majority of cases this isn't able to do the right thing. Primary+Shift+B currently runs the current build system with the 'run' variant as a parameter. What I'm thinking instead: Primary+B will run the last used build system. If the …

[bany]

OMG this is f** HORRIBLE… thanks for pointing this out…

Is there a way to revert back to the last old build that did not do this thing? or can I make the new version behave as before?

All my build systems are like:

[
    "cmd": ["make","all"],
    "working_dir": "<whatever>",
    "variants": [
        {
            "name": "Run",
            "working_dir": "<whatever>",
            "cmd": ["<path/to/bin/whatever>"]
        }
        {
            "name": "Clean",
            "cmd": ["make","clean"]
        }
    ]
]

I just want ctrl+B to do a “make all” and shift+ctrl+b do a “/path/to/bin/whatever” (that is, the Run variant), is there a way to just have this back? from what I read from the link above, ctrl+b will always do the last build chosen, so if I get it right, shift+ctrl+b needs to be rebound to make it run the “Run” variant, is this right? if so, how can I specify this in my user keybindings?

thanks

[kingkeith]

{ "keys": ["ctrl+shift+b"], "command": "build", "args": {"variant": "Run"} },

[bany]

thank you, I was actually posting I found it at last but I appreciate your help