Saw this on YCombinator today: github.com/kemayo/sublime-text-2-git/wiki
Not sure why this wasn’t posted here as well.
Anyway, it’s looking good kemayo 
Git Plugin
ShawnMcCool
#3
I would prefer if this used actual git commands instead of things like “switch branch.” Also, there seems to be no tagging support and no ability to view the branches.
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atomi
#4
You might want to try posting this to the issues section as a feature request (?).
github.com/kemayo/sublime-text-2-git/issues
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vortec
#6
Not really sure how this works.
In the menu all entries in “This file” are disabled. In the command palette “Git: Diff” works fine, “Git: Commit” returns “Nothing to commit”, even though I have changed and saved the file.
Am I doing something wrong?
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bizoo
#7
I like your icon in the margin on the line you modified, already thought about implementing something like that.
It’s something I miss from previous editor.
Do you clear them when the file is saved ?
How do you deal with undo ?
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buhrmi
#8
[quote=“vortec”]Not really sure how this works.
In the menu all entries in “This file” are disabled. In the command palette “Git: Diff” works fine, “Git: Commit” returns “Nothing to commit”, even though I have changed and saved the file.
Am I doing something wrong?[/quote]
When using git, you need to stage your changes (with Git: Add) to mark them ready to be committed.
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buhrmi
#9
[quote=“bizoo”]
I like your icon in the margin on the line you modified, already thought about implementing something like that.
It’s something I miss from previous editor.
Do you clear them when the file is saved ?
How do you deal with undo ?[/quote]
The comparison always happens between the current buffer and the head of your current git branch. So no changes to the buffer (including undo) can interfere with the functionality.
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vortec
#10
[quote=“buhrmi”]
[quote=“vortec”]Not really sure how this works.
In the menu all entries in “This file” are disabled. In the command palette “Git: Diff” works fine, “Git: Commit” returns “Nothing to commit”, even though I have changed and saved the file.
Am I doing something wrong?[/quote]
When using git, you need to stage your changes (with Git: Add) to mark them ready to be committed.[/quote]
Ah, of course. I usually commit my files using “commit -a -m ‘’”.
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s7anley
#11
Thanks for great plugin. Is there any way how can i work with 2 repos in one project?
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michaelaye
#12
is there a way to have icons in front of the files in the sidebar indicating which files have been changed? Similar to the way the git plugin works in Textmate?
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peppy
#13
Current file commands seem to have stopped working for me. Is anyone else experiencing this or could it be something I’ve done locally? My active buffer is definitely in a git repo.
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S0und
#14
When i supposed to set my password for authenticating? For some reason the plugin does not ask for one.
(windows, git+bitbucket combo, git bash works just fine, and asks for my pw)
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