Workaround for SM to automatically open ST .sublime-project in root repo

[ybbond]

add this to your ~/.gitconfig:

  sublp = "!f() {\nSUBL=/usr/local/bin/subl\nowd=$(pwd)\nwd=$owd\nargs=($@)\nif [ -d \"${args: -1}\" ]; then\nwd=$(realpath \"${args: -1}\")\nelif [ -s \"${args: -1}\" ]; then\n$SUBL $@\nreturn\nfi\npushd $wd >/dev/null 2>&1\nsetopt +o nomatch\nif [ -f *.sublime-project ]; then\n$SUBL ${args[@]:0:${#args[0]}-1} $(ls -1d *.sublime-project | head -n1)\nelse\n$SUBL $@\nfi\nsetopt -o nomatch\nif [ \"$owd\" != \"$(pwd)\" ]; then\npopd >/dev/null 2>&1\nfi\n}; f"

Then in SM’s Default.sublime-commands:

[
  {
    "caption": "Open project in Sublime Text",
    "command": "git",
    "args": {"argv": ["sublp"]}
  },
]

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I’ve got the inspiration from aliasing terminal command in Discord forum. And the script from @ig0774 to autoload Sublime Project in root:

Autoload .sublime-project

FWIW, I use this function in my shell rc file to get something like this functionality: subl() { SUBL=/usr/local/bin/subl owd=$(pwd) wd=$owd args=($@) if [ -d "${args: -1}" ]; then wd=$(realpath "${args: -1}") elif [ -s "${args: -1}" ]; then $SUBL $@ return fi pushd $wd >/dev/null 2>&1 setopt +o nomatch if [ -f *.sublime-project ]; then $SUBL ${args[@]:0:${#args[0]}-1} $(ls -1d *.sublime-project | head -n1) else …