I do enjoy using sublime merge for my day to day work, but every now and then I need to perform some action or git command that’s not available in sublime merge. Currently I have to open a separate command window to perform the action. It would be nice if sublime allowed for arbitrary git commands somehow. The most obvious to me would be in a console, but there may be better options.
Also if it’s already possible to perform arbitrary git commands from within sublime, please let me know.
Request: Open git console
Barabas
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maegul
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Well you could install the Terminus plugin (https://packagecontrol.io/packages/Terminus), which is pretty much the way now to have a terminal/console in Sublime Text. It’s pretty flexible with keybindings, so you could open it up in a panel, run your git command, then hide it again whenever you like. It can also run in a view (like a text file) which can then be moved around and resized like any other text file.
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Barabas
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Thanks for the suggestions guys. I’m looking for some sublime merge solution, so terminus is not exactly what I’m looking for. I didn’t know about the custom commands. It looks promising. I can probably fit in most of what I need to do there. Though I still think for some ad-hoc things a terminal-like solution would be nice. Maybe terminus will do for that actually… sounds pretty neat in any case.
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