I installed sublime text 3 editor and package control on my computer, but many of the packages only work on sublime text 2. However, I read articles on how branching to st3 could be a work around. But, I have no idea what that means, how can one branch to st3?
As you probably noticed on the homepage, Package Control is the Sublime Text package manager. It includes a list of over 2,500 packages available for install, and users can add any GitHub or BitBucket repository themselves. Once installed, packages are kept up-to-date automatically.
Once Package Control is installed, you can use this to install the below packages as follows: Go to SublimeText – Preferences – Package Control (MAC) or Preferences – Package Control (PC) Choose “Install Package” from the list of options. Find the name of the package you wish to install and select it.
Packages are a collection of resource files used by Sublime Text: plugins, syntax highlighting definitions, menus, snippets and more. Sublime Text ships with several packages, and more user created ones are available. Packages are stored in .
Please follow the instructions at: https://packagecontrol.io/installation
Do you mean in Package Control or for other packages? For Package Control, you need to manually clone the git repo. Then do git checkout python3
. For installing packages, you need to add the branch URLs as an external repository. For example, one of my plugins that I have a ST3 branch on is AdvancedNewFile. To install the ST3 branch, I would have do the following.
The URL can be found by clicking the Branch dropdown on github and selecting the appropriate branch.
If you want to use a Sublime 2 Package on Sublime 3, you can install the Package Manager as described here.
Then CTRL+ALT+P
> Package Control: Add Repository
> Paste the GitHub (or repository) URL > Install the package normally.
This doesn't guarantee the package will work, so you must check if there's a branch or something which is compatible with Sublime 3. I did that with freewizard/SublimeFormatSQL since one of the commits said 'Added Sublime Text 3 support', and it worked.
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