Uninstall theme

[franciscolourenco]

Is there a command to uninstall themes?

[blopker]

No, there's currently no command to uninstall a theme. However, you can just remove them from the folder.

Go to Preferences > Browse Packages... then open up the Colorsublime - Themes folder. You can remove anything you'd like in there.

Cheers!

[franciscolourenco]

I could also install themes by "just" dragging them to that folder. Please re-open this issue and consider it a feature request instead of a question.

[blopker]

Yessir!

Pull requests are always welcome :)

[GianlucaGuarini]

@aristidesfl this feature does not make any sense, if you use colorsublime you will always download all its themes and the colorsublime plugin must always be in sync with our repo there is no way to uninstall a theme. Closing this issue as wontfix

[franciscolourenco]

That doesn't describe the experience i have with colorsublime. I only have installed a few themes.

[GianlucaGuarini]

@aristidesfl here we are discussing about a feature of the colorsublime plugin that i think it doesn't make any sense. You will be still able to download and install all the themes manually if you like but the there is no need for the plugin to support themes uninstalling since they will be re downloaded on any sync event

[franciscolourenco]

@GianlucaGuarini what you just said makes no sense, at least from my point of view (user). I can see and switch installed themes with Schemr. I can install themes individually by using the action Colorsublime: Install Theme. I should also be able to uninstall them individually with the equivalent, opposite action Colorsublime: Uninstall Theme.

[GianlucaGuarini]

@aristidesfl I guess Colorsublime: Install Theme should be renamed Colorsublime: Show Themes since it downloads all of them anyways. Probably having two commands like Colorsublime: Fetch Themes and Colorsublime: Switch Theme could be also a better semantic option. @blopker have you better ideas?

[franciscolourenco]

@GianlucaGuarini they might be downloaded while previewing, but they don't become installed until you press enter. From the point of view of the user, the fact they are downloaded is irrelevant, since they only appear the in list of installed themes, after they have been installed.

[blopker]

I do agree using install here is a little non-standard since it does two things; refreshes the cache and copies files from it. Although, to the average user it's all the same I guess.

However, since there is an install I suppose users would expect an uninstall even though it's trivial to just remove the file. It's easy enough to implement anyway. I'll make a PR.