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Hi @ben,

I've added a section on Sublime Text. This pull-request would help with a part of issue #1205.

To clarify: you can't do any git operations from within the text editor alone, that's reserved for the Sublime Merge git client. There are hooks into Sublime Merge from within Sublime Text so that some git commands can be done, this requires that Sublime Merge is installed of course.

Maybe a section on Sublime Merge would be handy in the "Graphical Interfaces" part of the Git Pro book? Maybe Gitkraken can be mentioned in that same section? It might be duplication of effort, there are lists of git gui interfaces out there on the web. So I'll leave that up to you to decide. 👍


Hi @wbond,

Thanks for making Sublime Text 3, and thanks for making the git integration in the editor. I like it, it make things a lot clearer. 👍

As you can see, if written some text to go into the Git Pro book. I would like your feedback on this text, because you're the developer of the program.

Also this way you can give your blessing/disapproval to inclusion of text about Sublime Text into this book.


Greetings HonkingGoose

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ben commented Mar 18, 2019

🌈 Thanks!

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@ben I think this fixes the weird rendering.

I've build the .html locally with asciidoctor from the sublimetext.asc file and it looks fine now. The problem was that I used a extra space between the bullet point and the text.

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ben commented Mar 18, 2019

@ben ben merged commit e1bd72b into progit:master Mar 18, 2019
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