(would have done this as a comment to the question but I don't have quite enough reputation yet. I did some quick checking and I appear to be running with the same modifications and as far as I can tell so far, the bundles are working OK. I do see that there appears to be a global change to add a "ruby1.8 shim" 6 days ago and bundles have been modified as you noted. The OCaml bundle appears in the list of recognized bundles: Testing Once a TextMate bundle is added, PhpStorm provides syntax highlighting for the file types registered with the bundle. Click and locate the desired bundle on your disk: Click OK to apply the changes. For example, the TODO bundle source is at įrom there you would need to clone the git repository and then use git commands to checkout the older version of the source. In the Settings dialog ( Ctrl+Alt+S ), select Editor TextMate Bundles. To find a particular bundle, just append the bundle name, including the file extension to this path. The harder method would be to locate the download site for the bundle and grab an older copy. For Lua syntax highlighting to work correctly, you must also install TextMates language support bundle for Lua. On my system I find the bundles in: /Users//Library/Application Support/TextMate/Managed/Bundles
tmbundle file/folder, I get an error message saying 'Can't read bundle from /Users/aziz/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Managed/Bundles/Ruby on Rails.tmbundle'. I'm also running Textmate 2.0 alpha.9547 so am quite interested in hearing which of the bundle updates caused the problem!īut to your problem, one simple way would be to restore the offending bundle from your backups. When I go to the Textmate Bundles preferences in RubyMine (which is in its latest version on my Mac), then press on the '+' button and choose a.
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