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Commit Message	Contributor	Files Modified	Lines Added	Lines Removed	Code Location	Date
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Use version 1.8 of ruby for bundle items	Michael Sheets	More...				over 12 years ago
Updated svn host for Textmate	lantrix	More...				over 16 years ago
Fixing a bug found by Ruby 1.9 while testing the new encoding support. I dont believe this was actually calling problems, but it easily could have if the io variable was ever accessed after the first nested open() which was clobbering it. Patch by Dave Thomas.	James Edward Gray II	More...				over 17 years ago
Adding encoding comments to the Bundles directory where needed. Patch from Dave Thomas.	James Edward Gray II	More...				over 17 years ago
+ Use Growl-Notification service if it is installed and running, if not use CocoaDialog - Delete the TextMate.icns file	Sebastian Gräßl	More...				over 18 years ago
• use OSX::PropertyList (now that PropertyList has been moved to an OSX module)	Allan Odgaard	More...				almost 19 years ago
• do not checkout Support in ~/Library — instead only checkout bundles at revision $TM_SUPPORT_PATH/version.	Allan Odgaard	More...				almost 19 years ago
• minor tweaks to nib • write result (which bundles were selected) to /dev/null (still nothing is done with the result)	Allan Odgaard	More...				about 19 years ago
• proof-of-concept fetching bundle descriptions from the repository — this is horribly slow and currently doesn’t allow installing the selected bundles. It works fairly well though as a showcase for how tm_dialog can be used for “live” interfaces :)	Allan Odgaard	More...				about 19 years ago
Add the following keys to the bundle’s info.plist:	Allan Odgaard	More...				about 19 years ago
make the GetBundle disappear from the install dialog	Sebastian Gräßl	More...				over 19 years ago
• GetBundle from Sebastian Gräßl. This bundle makes most sense to provide in a zipped form to users, as the point of it is that the user does not need to fiddle with svn or even install svn at all -- it also allows the user to install a Launch Agent task which takes care of periodically updating the installed bundles. All installs are done in ~/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Pristine Copy/Bundles	Allan Odgaard	More...				over 19 years ago