Hi All,
I’m about the GIT integration.
OS: CentOS7 linux.
Installed: Sublime + SublimeMerge
The GIT repository is recognized - there is a ‘master’ sign/badge in the bottom status bar.
But, there are no sidebar badge keys next to the file names. Should I install any additional package for the GIT?
How can I know whether the installed Sublime is x86 or x64 version?
Thank you!
The git integration is internal to Sublime; it doesn’t rely on anything external to work. I would think that since you’re seeing the indicator in the status bar, the git support is working for you.
If you open the Sublime console with View > Show console, you can enter sublime.arch() into the input widget and the response will be the architecture. For example, after doing so the console should say:
>>> sublime.arch()
'x64'
Note that icons only appear next to files that have a git status of some sort (added, modified, conflicted, etc). Does the repository that you’re testing with contain any changes? If the repository is clean, the sidebar won’t display any indicators at all.
Is the repository that you’re testing with your home directory? (not in your home directory, but literally your home directory).