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No Terminus entry in Package Control Install list

#1

Hey all,
I recently decided to try out ST, so I got myself a copy and have been exploring it for a few days before I commit and buy a license.
One thing I have been disappointed with is that the default stdout for ST is not a terminal, and as such you can’t input into code you have written or use bash commands. Perhaps there is a reason for this that I am unaware of, but it does seem like an odd choice given every other IDE or programming-centric text editor I have tried offers a full terminal.

It’s not much of an issue, though as I have discovered the terminus plugin, which does a great job of managing an integrated bash terminal.

I have installed it on my main deice, but I’ve had some issues with it on my laptop (Lenovo Thinkpad L390 running Fedora linux ~41). I initially managed to install it via package control, but the command pallet options for opening a terminal windows where missing, and I was unable to use any of the shortcuts. So I removed and attempted to reinstall it, thinking it may have just been some issue with flaky internet.

But now I cannot find the entry for Terminus anywhere in the list of packages that I can install using package manager, and no amount of checking internet connections, rebooting the device, removing the ~/.config/sublime-text folder or reinstalling ST has worked so far.

I can also confirm that the Terminus package is not installed currently and also is not listed in the ignored packages in settings.

Any ideas how I could fix this and install a working copy of Terminus?
Many thanks!

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#2

This was likely a temporary issue with package control; I can see and install the Terminus plugin.

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#3

It’s again missing from Package Control

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#4

It’s working fine for me

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#5

I updated Package Control and now it’s appearing. Thanks xD

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#6

Terminus (and various other packages) are currently marked “needs review” on packagecontrol.io. It indicates related repos failed with error 404 and thus are temporarily disababled to prevent heart attacks. A fix required someone manually querying the database and reset the causing flag for those packages.

Hence all users still using the old packagecontrol.io channel are likely missing increasing number of packages.

The new channel provided by packages.sublimetext.io doesn’t suffer from this problem as it automatically checks repo owner changes by tracking repo ids.

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#7

Thank you, this solved a lot of problems that i had xD

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