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automatic installation is not working #50
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Hi, I just checked and get the same behaviour. This seems to be a package control issue. I will try to research what's causing this. I'll also dig into package control. Last time I checked its documentation it appeared to be quite an involved process to get something into the main channel. One other user reported in the past that it took a few minutes until they were able to get the latest version after I had pushed it to GitHub. So maybe it just takes time... |
BTW the workaround you probably have discovered already is to just download / clone from GitHub into your packages directory |
Update: Package control works with the added repository. When I "package control: list packages", it shows "sublime_zk". I suspect, by reading installation/re-installation in #51, that your case is similar. Can you confirm? |
Well, I have tried with two machines. One of them is a new Mac, which I haven't installed any version of sublime text. Package control automatic install didn't work with this new machine as well. I think it could be a package control issue as you said. Thanks for your quick reply! |
Hmmm, that's very odd. BTW I have made a few changes to make it package control compatible and have sent them a pull request. it is awaiting review, don't know how long it will take but soon it should work as with any other package 😄 . I noticed some weird package control glitch a few days ago when I wanted to install the pandoc package on a new machine. it was gone, not installable. a day or two later, it was back. So maybe what you are getting is the odd package control hickup. |
Same problem here (running Gentoo) I added the repo but cannot see the package |
And same here, added the repo but can't see the package. |
This is unfortunate, I guess something in package control is broken. 9 days ago I made sublime_zk package-control compatible and filed for inclusion via pull request wbond/package_control_channel#6991 . So far, it hasn't been included and is one of the many pull requests idling around there. If package control doesn't work (with the added GitHub repository), for now I can only recommend the manual installation. Sorry about that. I hope package control will fix this issue soon. |
Thank you very much, I did the manual installation and it works.
The package is awesome!
2018-03-18 22:29 GMT+01:00 Rene Schallner <notifications@github.com>:
… This is unfortunate, I guess something in package control is broken. 9
days ago I made sublime_zk package-control compatible and filed for
inclusion via pull request wbond/package_control_channel#6991
<wbond/package_control_channel#6991> . So far, it
hasn't been included and is one of the many pull requests idling around
there.
If package control doesn't work (with the added GitHub repository), for
now I can only recommend the manual installation
<https://github.com/renerocksai/sublime_zk#manual-installation>.
Sorry about that. I hope package control will fix this issue soon.
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Here is the fix, see:
Use the menu to open the PackageControl settings:
Add the following lines (e.g. after "downloader_precedence":
{
"linux":
[
"curl",
"urllib",
"wget"
],
"osx":
[
"curl",
"urllib"
],
"windows":
[
"wininet"
]
}, This forces package control to use |
Thank you very much!! I will try it
2018-03-31 23:25 GMT+02:00 Rene Schallner <notifications@github.com>:
… Here is the fix, see:
- wbond/package_control#736 (comment)
<wbond/package_control#736 (comment)>
- https://forum.sublimetext.com/t/st3-3126-package-control-
ssl-cert-invalid-errors-reinstall-didnt-help/23539
<https://forum.sublimetext.com/t/st3-3126-package-control-ssl-cert-invalid-errors-reinstall-didnt-help/23539>
- https://forum.zettelkasten.de/discussion/comment/1160/#Comment_1160
Use the menu to open the PackageControl settings:
- Preferences > Package Settings > Package Control > Settings - User
Add the following lines (e.g. after `"bootstrapped": true,":
"downloader_precedence":
{
"linux":
[
"urllib",
"curl",
"wget"
],
"osx":
[
"curl",
"urllib"
],
"windows":
[
"wininet"
]
},
This forces package control to use curl on OS X which can handle GitHub
certificates (I think) 😄
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@renerocksai thank you so much*) Killed for several days to find this post and fix the problem =. = |
Added repository, https://github.com/renerocksai/sublime_zk, but the package is not found from package control - can't do automatic installation. Any work around to this problem?
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