Update installation guide #7
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pasting the repo URL in sublime is probably easier for end user and the package is always up to date. This a temporary solution until wbond/package_control_channel#7758 is merged.
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| 2. In sublime's command palette type `Package Control: Add Repository` | ||
| 3. At the bottom of the Sublime window, an input box will appear. Paste the URL of this repository (https://github.com/scalameta/metals-sublime) | ||
| 4. In sublime's command palette type `Package Control: Install Packages` and select `metals-sublime` | ||
| 5. Finally enable "metals-sublime" in your scala project via the command palette |
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It was not clear to me what command to invoke here, is this correct?
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I updated the plugin behavior and the doc.
It should be enabled by default now on all scala projects so one step less for the user :)
I guess it is the same thing with the vscode plugin
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@predragnikolic it seems like the same error you had. |
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Yes, seems like the same error that happen to me. I think, after I restarted Sublime for the second time, the popup went away and it started working. Apparent there is a little bug when the the plugin is starting for the first time. |
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Thanks for the info, I will try to fix this issue in a separate PR. |
pasting the repo URL in sublime is probably easier for end user and the package is always up to date.
Also closes #6
This a temporary solution until wbond/package_control_channel#7758 is merged.