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Open repository from Sublime Merge in Sublime Text 3

#1

I’d like to create a key binding for this command, but I cannot find the actual command itself. Is there such a command that I can use to create a key binding inside Default.sublime-keymap.

Thanks in advance.

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#2

Here’s mine.

{ "keys": ["alt+shift+o", "alt+shift+m"], "command": "sublime_merge_open_repo" },

How to find what command is just executed? (usually work)

  1. Enable ST’s command log. Type sublime.log_commands(True) in ST’s console.
  2. Do what you are going to do. In this case, double click on the branch icon to open SM.
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  3. ST’s console shows the command and its args.
  4. After testing, luckily, without args, sublime_merge_open_repo will open the current file’s repo.
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#3

Thanks for your reply. I think your command works when trying to open a repository being viewed in Sublime Text in Sublime Merge, but I’m trying to go the other way; that is, when I’m viewing a repository in Sublime Merge, I’d like to open it in Sublime Text. I don’t see a console in Sublime Merge to be able to help me, but thanks for that tip for Sublime Text.

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#4

Sorry I didn’t notice that.

I found some possible commands in SM

Main.sublime-menu:152: { "command": "open_dir_in_sublime_text", "args": {"dir": "$working_dir"}, "caption": "Open in Sublime Text…" },

{
    "keys": ["alt+shift+o", "alt+shift+s", "alt+shift+t"], 
    "command": "open_dir_in_sublime_text", 
    "args": {"dir": "$working_dir"} ,
},

This one works for me.

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#5

That worked well. In retrospect, my question was poorly worded. Thanks very much for your help!

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