commands.py overwrites built-in library

[aclewis182]

When using this plug-in in conjunction with Sublime-HTMLPrettify causes HTMLPrettify to fail. The root cause is commands.py is overwriting the built in commands library (used for system commands).

I would suggest to rename command.py to something that doesn't shadow a system library.

[kemayo]

Oh, Sublime Text 2 and your not putting package-contents into their own module...

[aclewis182]

Yes I'm using ST2. Which package-content? For HTMLPrettify or do you mean for sublime-text-git?

[skywinder]

Related with victorporof/Sublime-HTMLPrettify#107 and victorporof/Sublime-HTMLPrettify#276

Please check @aclewis182 comments there.

[aclewis182]

@kemayo what did you mean by your previous comment? Are you saying the HTMLPrettify is in the wrong with how it's packaging something? I'm not a dev on there but would like to know as I like both packages.

[aclewis182]

Ok so I saw your other comment. To help others that find them self here; it won't be fixed in ST2.

[kemayo]

Well, it's fixed in ST2, insofar as I renamed the file. It's just that ST2 is susceptible to this issue in the first place, whereas ST3 isn't.