Code on GitHub
Rob Rohan
I've been talking with Bill, and he's hooked me up with all the
information to get into SVN and the blog etc.
So one hitch is that there is just one SVN login so that means only
one committer - which isn't any fun :) So what I did was make a git
repo on github (http://github.com/robrohan/coldfusion.tmbundle/tree/master
) and I have two origins on my local machine. The plan is to do
active development, tagging and branching on github, and then push
release code to the trunk of the textmate svn repo. So if you wan
the bleeding edge stuff, clone the github version.
If you want to help with cftextmate, you can create an account on
github and you can get commit access. And yeah there is a Git
textmate bundle :)
If you don't want to do that, but have bit's you'd like to get in the
repo send them on over and I'll put them in as I get time.
The stuff I've added so far is auto # complete, cffunction collapsing,
and a not-working-quite-right cfscript color coding (as well as some
general clean up stuff).
Rey Bango
I'm kinda new to bundles. I already have the CF bundle that's hosted
on the Macromates bundle repo. I downloaded the CF8 bundle listed on
CFTextmate.com. Do I need both or can I just run w/ the CF8 bundle?
Also, for v3.0, what's the difference between the CF bundle and the
CF8 bundle?
Rey