The Git Textmate Bundle.
Release 1.8.0 [2009-07-31]
Installation
- Run this:
mkdir -p ~/Library/Application\ Support/TextMate/Bundles cd ~/Library/Application\ Support/TextMate/Bundles git clone git://github.com/timcharper/git-tmbundle.git Git.tmbundle
- In the TextMate preferences, advanced tab, shell variables, set the TM_GIT variable to point to your installation of git (ie
/usr/local/bin/git) - Many shortcuts are available from the Git-shortcut (Ctrl-Shift-G). Subversion commands are Command-Option-g. Less frequent commands are accessed via the menu.
- Update your bundle by running the “Update Git Bundle” command.
Support
- Issue tracker – Do you have issues? Make them known. (sponsored by Lighthouse – beautifully simple issue tracking)
- Repositories:
Maintainer, Lead Developer:
- Tim Harper (with Lead Media Partners)
The git bundle wouldn’t be possible without the contributions of the following fine gentlemen:
Major Contributions
- Allan Odgaard – Started the bundle, got it rolling.
- Sam Granieri – GitK, Many of the git-svn commands, Git initialize repository command, menu layouting, create-tag.
- Johan Sørensen – Contributing the CSS styling. He made gitorious look so sexy I just couldn’t think of a better design to implement for the bundle, so he’s generously allowed me to utilize it.
Patches, etc
- Tommi Asiala – README file submission
- Lawrence Pit – Performance Enhancements
- Jay Soffian – Bug report with patch (missing environment variables)
- Humberto Diógenes – Git-svn fetch command
- Lee Marlow
- Geoff Cheshire – Textile’d the README to make it look good on GitHub.
- Martin Kühl – Patch to allow committing into a git repository that’s not the project root.
- Diego Barros – new config options, usability improvements
- Thomas Aylott – Git commit language folding
- Michael Sheets – Usability improvements
- Henrik Nyh – Spelling