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Colorize files in SublimeText tree-view based on git status?

I love sublimeText, use it everyday since a year now. There is a feature I am looking for : in my list of files (left panel), I would like to colorizes folders and files that are untracked, ignored, and modified.

This feature is part of Atom but I am surprise not having anything like this in Sublime. I already us "Git Config", "GitGutter" and "GitSavvy".

Here is an exemple of what I am trying to have :

colorizes folders and files that are untracked, ignored, and modified

Has anyone ever heard of such thing ? I actually started to doubt if it is possible to color those ? may be that's why ? Anyone ever seen a package doing a similar feature ?

Thanks for reading/helping ;)

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sebastienbarbier Avatar asked Jul 23 '15 11:07

sebastienbarbier


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1 Answers

There is currently no sidebar API in Sublime that would allow for this. It has been requested, but no guarantees as to whether it will make it into a future release of Sublime Text 3, or whether the author has marked it for ST4 (which he is working on).

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MattDMo Avatar answered Sep 22 '22 05:09

MattDMo