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Git Pull Not Working in ST3 on Yosemite #150
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Same issue as this: iTerm fixed it somehow. |
Still not working on Yosemite Developer Preview 8, same error. |
👍 same here, same issue seems to be going on with iTerm, perhaps similar problems? |
@benediktvaldez I don't think so, iTerm2 is woking ok for me... |
@rudeworks ah sorry, meant in past tense, as in the problem was fixed in iTerm 2 v2.0, same situation here, works fine in iTerm, only problem is in sublime.. This file, git-sh-setup seems to exist, so not sure what is causing the problems, possibly PATH issues? |
same issue here with st3 3064 mac10.10 dp8. any command under (iterm2,terminal) works fine. |
Ok let's get this figured out... Since i don't have yosemite yet, I hope you'll help me. Could everyone with this issue please respond with:
This would be very helpful for me. |
git version 2.0.1 via homebrew |
git version 2.1.0 also via Homebrew Are the logs supposed to appear in Console.app? because setting |
git version 2.1.0 - Homebrew
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I'm experiencing this issue too. I'm able to run
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Same issue here. Yosemite, ST3 and Git 1.9.3. |
This happens on the Yosemite GM by the way. |
This sublime text bug might lead you to the right solution. It seems it depends on wether or not you call os.popen vs subprocess.Popen. os.popen ends up with a minimal path set. |
SublimeGit actually uses subprocess.Popen exclusively (os.popen is too limited, and generally not recommended) |
Any progress on this? I'm still getting the error on sublime text 2 and sublime text 3 in the released version of yosemite. |
Nothing new to add; just echoing that I'm seeing the same error.
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Still an error please fix. |
Same problem. Yosemite, ST3 and Git 1.9.3. Please fix it! |
Same issue for me. OSX 10.10 Yosemite |
Same problem. Yosemite, ST3 and Git 1.9.3. Please fix it! |
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Same problem. Yosemite, ST3 and Git 1.9.3. Please fix it! |
Yep, I think it's safe to say that there is a problem. Now we wait for the fix. |
Same problem. Yosemite, ST3 and Git 2.0.0. Please fix it! |
Same problem. Yosemite, ST3 and Git 2.0.0. Please fix it :-) |
Same problem. Yosemite, ST3 and Git 1.9.3. Please fix it! Thank you. |
Same problem in process pull on Yosemite, ST3 and Git 1.9.3. Please fix it! Thank you. |
@MichaelPedersen Feel free to lock this thread again. 😄 |
@garand )))))))))))))))) |
Is there an official solution for this yet? This issue has been open for a while now. |
Guys, I'm sure he's working on it. The +1's aren't helpful. |
Leaving this for the people who keep hitting this thread without reading it ;) Comment links:
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This adds the `env=os.environ` option to the `subprocess.Popen` call. It provides a decent work around for the upstream PATH problems in OS X 10.10. Work around for kemayo#368 See SublimeText/LaTeXTools#401 (comment) for details on how this fix works. Same issue here: SublimeGit/SublimeGit#150
I've just released v1.0.33, which tries to address this issue. Please let me know if it's working. |
Works here. 👌 |
Pulling and stashes now work for me, with no further alternations having to be made. 👍 |
Working for me also. Nice job! 👍 |
Fixed here too! 👍 |
Yes, nice long-long job! :) |
Working here too. |
👍 |
Working 👍 |
Closing this, since it seems to be working for everyone. |
No, unfortunately not for me: |
@protej Did you restart Sublime/your computer? I had to do that on one of my machines. |
ouch.. Yes, now I did, and it works! Thanks! |
What works for me! It looks like that: {
"git_force_path": ["/Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/usr/libexec/git-core/:/usr/bin:/bin"]
} |
Running
git pull
in SublimeGit in Sublime Text 3 on Yosemite throws this error:/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/usr/libexec/git-core/git-pull: line 11: git-sh-setup: No such file or directory
Other commands, such as
git push
, work as expected.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: