Not updating on change when in multiple rows / columns

[stephan-nordnes-eriksen]

When using GitGutter and having sublime set up to using multiple rows or columns only the first row or column updates on change. The other ones only update on focus.

[jisaacks]

Do you mean when you have multiple views into the same file?

[stephan-nordnes-eriksen]

When you use multiple rows with more than one file. "Layout > Rows: 2" or "Layout > Columns: 2" etc.

Rows mac hotkeys: cmd + alt + 1/2/3
Columns mac hotkeys: cmd + alt + shift + 1/2/3

[jisaacks]

@stephan-nordnes-eriksen I know what you mean by multiple rows/columns. But when you say with more than one file are you referring to having different files in each column/row (to me that does not make sense, why would gitgutter update a different file?) or do you mean the same file with different views in each column/row?

[stephan-nordnes-eriksen]

Maybe I wasn't clear enough. When you have, say 2, rows with a different file in each. When you update your file in the second row, you have to un-select that file and then select it again for git gutter to update the diff-view on the side of that file.

It is quite easy to test. Fire up sublime on a folder with git. Then use two rows, and open a file in the second row. Do an update to that file. Now you will see that gitgutter isn't updating. For instace, when you press enter / newline you won't get your usual green pluss sign on the side.

[jisaacks]

@stephan-nordnes-eriksen I want to try to reproduce this. Following your instructions, I open sublime on a directory that uses git. Set a 2 column layout. Open a file in the second column. I have that file in the second column active. Now you say to Do an update to the file. What do you mean by that?

[timhabermaas]

Now you say to Do an update to the file. What do you mean by that?

Edit it, I guess. I have this issue as well occasionally, but can't reproduce it. Restarting Sublime always fixes it.

[stephan-nordnes-eriksen]

Now you say to Do an update to the file. What do you mean by that?

Yeah, make a change in the file.

Restarting Sublime always fixes it.

I have noticed this as well, but for me the problem comes back quite soon after restart. I suspect maybe a conflict in some of the packages, but I don't know. I have the following installed:

• ActionScript
• Alignment
• AppleScript
• ASP
• AutoSlim
• Batch File
• BracketHighlighter
• C#
• C++
• Clipboard History
• Clojure
• CoffeeScript
• Color Highlighter
• Color Scheme - Default
• ColorPicker
• CSS
• D
• Default
• Diff
• eco
• Emmet
• Erlang
• Git
• GitGutter
• Go
• Google Spell Check
• Graphviz
• Groovy
• Haskell
• HTML
• HTML2Jade
• Jade
• Java
• JavaScript
• Jinja2
• JsFormat
• JsMinifier
• Language - English
• LaTeX
• LaTeXTools
• LESS
• Lisp
• Lua
• Makefile
• Markdown
• Matlab
• Nodejs
• Objective-C
• OCaml
• Package Control
• Perl
• PHP
• Python
• PyV8
• R
• Rails
• Regular Expressions
• RestructuredText
• Ruby
• Ruby Markers
• Ruby Slim
• RubyFormat
• RubyTest
• Sass
• Scala
• SCSS
• ShellScript
• SideBarEnhancements
• SQL
• SublimeCodeIntel
• Table Editor
• Tag
• TCL
• Terminal
• Text
• Textile
• Theme - Default
• Theme - Nil
• TomDoc+
• User
• Vintage
• WordCount
• XML
• YAML

[rchl]

Please file this bug again if it still reproduces after all the changes that were done in the meantime. For now closing.