Earthly Earthfile
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- Win 53
- Mac 146
- Linux 84
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SublimeText Earthly Syntax README
Syntax highlighting for Earthly Earthfiles for Sublime Text.
For an introduction of Earthly see the Earthly GitHub repository or the Earthly documentation.
Installation Notes
For Sublime 3
- From Sublime ->
Preferences->Browse Packages-> This will open a directory - Copy the
Earthfile.tmLanguageandEarthfile.tmPreferencesinside this directory and the syntax will be added to Sublime - After this, new Earthfiles that you open will have the syntax highlighted, and for the already opened earthfiles, either reopen it, or restart sublime, or select
View->Syntax->Earthfile
For Sublime 2
- From Sublime ->
Preferences->Browse Packages - It will open a directory similar to
<Installation Directory>\Data\Packages - It will have a lot of dircetories with language names such as
C++,Java,Pythonand many more. We need to create a folder calledEarthfileand copy theEarthfile.tmLanguageandEarthfile.tmPreferencesinside the newly created directory - After this, new Earthfiles that you open will have the syntax highlighted, and for the already opened earthfiles, either reopen it, or restart sublime, or select
View->Syntax->Earthfile
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Release Notes
0.0.1
Initial release of earthfile-syntax-highlighting with readme and screenshot