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Added GitHubFileFetcher Package. #8848
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Automated testing result: SUCCESS
Repo link: GitHub File Fetcher
Packages added:
- GitHub File Fetcher
Processing package "GitHub File Fetcher"
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Automated testing result: SUCCESS
Repo link: GitHub File Fetcher
Packages added:
- GitHub File Fetcher
Processing package "GitHub File Fetcher"
- All checks passed
Is the list of possible repositories a "white list", ie. only repos in that list can be searched? |
In the main menu file, for any existing entries like "Preferences", "Package Settings", etc. please only provide the id. Otherwise you're effectively overriding the menu entry name/caption and mnemonic. The Default.sublime-keymap file doesn't seem to exist in your repo? |
Ah good to know. |
It is rather a list of already saved repos (from already searched repos). You are looking for a repo. Either by the owner or directly by name. Then you can get the desired file in the desired branch. Finally, you are asked whether you want to save this repo. This allows you to use your frequently used repos quickly. |
Nifty! |
Alright, let's ship this, but don't forget to tag a new release with your latest changes. Package Control only sees the tags on your repo, general commits won't deploy to end users. |
My package is GitHubFileFetcher.
This package searches and fetches files from GitHub.
There are no packages like it in Package Control.