Pedantic commit messages about gitsavvy HOT 18 CLOSED

See #119. Someone just needs to make a kick-butt syntax for commits in general.

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Related: adambullmer/sublime_git_commit_syntax#2

Spent a little time on this. If I can't get it back it mainline I'll probably create a whole new repository and package. Still tweaking the styles.

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@divmain Would you like this kind of thing in GitSavvy proper?

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Having multiple syntax files for different modes gets messy at some point (though it might be ok for only two options).

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@yyyc514, please see my comment in #119. I'm not averse to including a "pedantic commit message syntax" in GitSavvy proper - it can be commented out as an alternative in the default GitSavvy.sublime-settings file.

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For anyone interested, @yyyc514 may have a custom syntax definition for commit views that you can use. However, as I commented in #119, I'm not 100% sure I can preserve this new behavior while moving the commit view to being more interface-like.

I'll leave this open until the feature is officially announced as part of a changelog.

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hey, @yyyc514!
How did you make the commit view look like this?
I cloned https://github.com/adambullmer/sublime_git_commit_syntax
now when I open Commit view and run in console

>>> view.settings().get('syntax')
'Packages/sublime_git_commit_syntax/commit-message.tmLanguage'

And my diff look really boring. Now there are no color at all

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Try my fork:

https://github.com/yyyc514/sublime_git_commit_syntax

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Still, not working. What theme are you using?

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A custom one, but the syntax just uses common things like "Entity", etc.

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Can you share it on a gist?

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http://runningblind.com/post/778165402/sunburst-josh-final

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Now it looks like
http://puu.sh/iQhji/4960f86afd.png
and the syntax I use is
https://gist.github.com/stoivo/e6fde1f18fd804e0cbfd

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Dunno what to tell you... something is going wrong.

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anyway, thx. I will tell you 'when' I found a solution .

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@yyyc514 tried your fork but seems to be a bit strange. Is this how it is supposed to work? The color scheme I'm using is Flatland_Dark (SL):

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If any of you are running on dev branch what do you think

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