---
<center><font color="red"><big><big>This is a tentative version!<br>This bundle
will be rewritten entirely in the near future!!</big></big></font></center>
<center><big>"GetBundles" provides an easy to use interface to install
available TextMate's bundles which are hosted on macromates' svn repositories
and on github.com.</big></center>
# Requirements
The computer has to be connected to the internet.
<button onclick="cr()" title="Press to check requirements">Check
Requirements</button>
<div id="check" style="margin-left:1cm;"></div>
<script type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8">
var outstr2 = "";
function cr () {
var cmd = 'echo -n "“svn” client found in: ";which svn && svn --version |
head -n1;echo -n "<br><br>";';
cmd += 'echo -n "“TM_SVN” set to: ";echo -n "${TM_SVN:-}";echo -n
"<br><br>";';
cmd += 'echo -n "“git” client found in: ";which git && git --version | head
-n1;echo -n "<br><br>";';
cmd += 'echo -n "“TM_GIT” set to: ";echo -n "${TM_GIT:-}";echo -n
"<br><br>";';
cmd += 'echo -n "“GIT_PROXY_COMMAND” set to: ";echo -n
"${GIT_PROXY_COMMAND:-}";echo -n "<br><br>";';
cmd += 'echo -n "“unzip” found in: ";which unzip;echo -n "<br><br>";';
cmd += 'echo -n "“ruby”: ";/usr/bin/env ruby -v;echo -n "<br><br>";';
cmd += 'echo -n "“ping macromates”:<br>";ping -c 1 macromates.com | head
-n2;echo -n "<br><br>";';
cmd += 'echo -n "“ping github”:<br>";ping -c 1 github.com | head -n2;echo
-n "<br><br>";';
myCommand = TextMate.system(cmd, function (task) { });
myCommand.onreadoutput = setStr2;
}
function setStr2 (str) {
outstr2 += str
document.getElementById("check").innerHTML = outstr2;
}
</script>
## svn Repositories
In order to check out bundles hosted on a svn repository the underlying script
makes usage of the UNIX command `svn`. On Mac OSX 10.5.x `svn` is
pre-installed. On Mac OSX 10.4.x one has to install it in beforehand
([here](http://www.collab.net/downloads/community/)). Furthermore the script
recognizes if the user set TextMate's shell variable `TM_SVN`. See also
[here](#sect_2.1).
## git Repositories
Bundles hosted as a git repository ([a fast version control
system](http://git.or.cz/)) can be also installed by downloading it as a zip
archive. Thus it is not necessary to install `git`. If `git` is installed and
the user did not check the option "using zip archive" in the Advanced Drawer
`git clone` will be used to install the bundle(s). Furthermore the script
recognizes if the user set TextMate's shell variable `TM_GIT`. See also
[here](#sect_2.2).
For installing a bundle by downloading it as zip archive the script needs
`unzip`. This command should be installed as default on any Mac OSX. <button
onclick="cfu()" title="Press to execute 'which unzip'">Check for unzip</button>
<span id="zip"></span>
<script type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8">
var outstr1 = "";
function cfu () {
var cmd = 'echo -n "found in: ";which unzip';
myCommand = TextMate.system(cmd, function (task) { });
myCommand.onreadoutput = setStr1;
}
function setStr1 (str) {
outstr1 += str
document.getElementById("zip").innerHTML = outstr1;
}
</script>
### using `git clone` behind a firewall ###
`git clone` uses the port 9148. If you are behind a firewall it could be that
this port is denied. To check it run for instance that command in the Terminal:
<pre>
cd ~/Desktop
git clone git://github.com/timcharper/git-tmbundle.git
</pre>
If nothing happens after initializing an empty Git repository or if you see an
error message like "fatal: unable to connect a socket (Operation timed out)"
then it is very likely that a firewall (mostly not your firewall on the Mac)
denies that port.
One simple solution is to install that bundle by downloading it as zip archive
(zipball) (see "Advanced Drawer" [here](#sect_4.1.2.1)).
But if you need to execute `git clone` then you can try the following:<br>
You can ask your IT department to open that port for you. But in many cases the
IT department says "no" for some reasons. Fortunately `git` supports to set up
a proxy via the shell variable `GIT_PROXY_COMMAND`.<br>
* check whether the UNIX command `socket` is installed at your system. If not,
download the source code from http://www.bibiko.de/socket-1.1.mac.zip <button
onclick="TextMate.system('open http://www.bibiko.de/socket-1.1.mac.zip',null)"
title="Click to download it by using the default browser">download it</button>,
decompress it, and run `make; sudo make install` in the Terminal.
* ask your IT department for a Web Proxy (HTTP) PROXY_URL and the port PORT
(maybe it is already set in "System Preferences" > "Network" > "Advanced" >
"Proxies" <button onclick='TextMate.system("open
/System/Library/PreferencePanes/Network.prefPane/",null)'>Click to open that
pane</button>)
* write a shell script e.g. `proxy-git.sh`:
<pre>
(echo "CONNECT $1:$2 HTTP/1.0"; echo; cat ) | socket PROXY_URL PORT | (read
a; read a; cat )
</pre>
* save that shell script to a reachable place like `/usr/local/bin` and make
sure that the script is executable
* add to the file ~/.profile
<pre>
export GIT_PROXY_COMMAND=PATH_TO/proxy-git.sh
</pre>
# General Operating Mode
After invoking "GetBundles" the script scans these repositories:
*
[http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk/Bundles/](http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk/Bundles/)
(Bundles <font color=blue>B</font>)
*
[http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk/Review/Bundles/](http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk/Review/Bundles/)
(Review <font color=blue>R</font>)
* [http://github.com/](http://github.com/) (GitHub <font color=blue>G</font>)
for TextMate bundles.
In order to increase the speed of scanning the svn repositories the
descriptions are saved locally. If a new bundle was uploaded to a svn
repository and the local copy of the descriptions will not find a matching
description the user will be notified by a message to "Update the
Descriptions". This can be done by invoking the "Gear Action Menu" command
"Update Descriptions". It is recommended to update the locally saved
descriptions regularly due to the fact that the script will <b>not</b>
recognize if a bundle description was changed meanwhile.
The descriptions of all bundles hosted on github.com will not be cached locally.
The entire scanning process can be cancelled by hitting
<button>⎋</button> or by clicking into the spinning wheel. The bundle
list can be rescanned by the "Gear Action Menu" command "Rescan Bundle List".
Once you have the list you can select one or more bundles and hit
<button>Install Bundles</button> to install it/them. After installing TextMate
will be forced to execute "Reload Bundles". The installation of a bundle or
bundles can be cancelled by hitting <button>⎋</button> as long as the
script will not install that bundle physically (it uses a temporary folder
first). If a given bundle has been already installed the script will ask you
whether that bundle should really be installed. If the user confirms it the
"old" bundle will be renamed into "THEBUNDLENAME.tmbundleTIMESTAMP" for safety
reasons.
*Example* Java.tmbundle09022008085943 means a backup of Java.tmbundle done at
Feb 9 2008, 08:59:43.
The default installation path is `~/Library/Application
Support/TextMate/Pristine Copy/Bundles` (Users Lib Pristine). This path can be
changed in the "Advanced Drawer" dialog (more detail [here](#sect_4)). Please
note for svn repositories that the script will perform a clean svn checkout. In
order to avoid certain conflicts it is recommended if the user wants to work
with a given bundle via `svn` afterwards to change the installation to
`~/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Bundles` (Users Lib Bundles). The same
for installing bundles from github.com using `git clone`.
"GetBundles" also allows you to do a complete svn checkout of TextMate's
Support Library from `http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk/Support/` into
`/Library/Application Support/TextMate`. It can be invoked by hitting
<button>Update Support Folder</button>" in the "Advanced Drawer" dialog.
In order to close the "GetBundles" dialog simply hit
<button> Close </button> or press
<button>⌘W</button>.
<pre>
<small><i>Hint</i> The underlying script is written in Ruby 1.8 attested on Mac
OSX 10.4.x and 10.5.x. It can be supposed that the script will not run with
Ruby 1.9. If Ruby 1.9 is officially released the script will be updated if
needed.
</small>
</pre>
## svn Installation ##
The script will install a bundle by using this command template:
<pre>
export LC_CTYPE=en_US.UTF-8
mkdir -p /tmp/TM_GetBundlesTEMP
cd /tmp/TM_GetBundlesTEMP
svn co --no-auth-cache --non-interactive URL_TO_A_BUNDLE.tmbundle
if info.plist is found
if BUNDLE.tmbundle already exists in INST_FOLDER
ask for replacing
if YES
rename old BUNDLE by appending a time stamp
else
exit
else
cp -R /tmp/TM_GetBundlesTEMP/BUNDLE.tmbundle INST_FOLDER.BUNDLE.tmbundle
else
exit
rm -f /tmp/TM_GetBundlesTEMP
Reload Bundles
</pre>
If you want to use an other `svn` client you can set `TM_SVN` as a TextMate
shell variable in TextMate's preferences.
## git Installation ##
### git clone ###
If `git` is installed and the checkbox "using zip archive" in the "Advanced
Drawer" is unchecked the script will use that command template:
<pre>
mkdir -p /tmp/TM_GetBundlesTEMP
git clone URL_TO_A_BUNDLE.git /tmp/TM_GetBundlesTEMP/BUNDLE
if info.plist is found
if BUNDLE.tmbundle already exists in INST_FOLDER
ask for replacing
if YES
rename old BUNDLE by appending a time stamp
else
exit
else
cp -R /tmp/TM_GetBundlesTEMP/BUNDLE.tmbundle INST_FOLDER.BUNDLE.tmbundle
else
exit
rm -f /tmp/TM_GetBundlesTEMP
Reload Bundles
</pre>
If you want to use an other `git` client you can set `TM_GIT` as a TextMate
shell variable in TextMate's preferences.
### git via downloading the zip archive ###
If `git` is not installed or the checkbox "using zip archive" in the "Advanced
Drawer" is checked the script will use that command template:
<pre>
download URLBUNDLE/zipball/master to
/tmp/TM_GetBundlesTEMP/github.tmbundle.zip
unzip /tmp/TM_GetBundlesTEMP/github.tmbundle.zip -d /tmp/TM_GetBundlesTEMP/
remove ID by using unzip
if info.plist is found
if BUNDLE.tmbundle already exists in INST_FOLDER
ask for replacing
if YES
rename old BUNDLE by appending a time stamp
else
exit
else
cp -R /tmp/TM_GetBundlesTEMP/BUNDLE.tmbundle INST_FOLDER.BUNDLE.tmbundle
else
exit
rm -f /tmp/TM_GetBundlesTEMP
Reload Bundles
</pre>
# Interface #
## Main Dialog ##
<span style="color:#CCCABA;"><small><i>Dialog on Mac OSX 10.4.x differs
slightly</i></small></span>
The core of the dialog is a table listing all found bundles.
The first column gives you the information where the bundle is hosted:
<table style="margin-left:1cm">
<tr><td><font color=blue>B</font></td><td>Bundles</td><td><a
href="http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk/Bundles/";>http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk/Bundles/</a>
</td></tr>
<tr><td><font color=blue>R</font></td><td>Review</td><td><a
href="http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk/Review/Bundles/";>http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk/Review/Bundles/</a></td></tr>
<tr><td><font color=blue>G</font></td><td>GitHub</td><td><a
href="http://github.com/";>http://github.com/</a></td></tr>
</table>
The second column "Name" displays the actual name. Please note that names for
bundles hosted on GitHub could differ to the actual installed bundle name in
TextMate according to the git project's name given by the author.
The third column "Description" displays the description of bundle taken from
the info.plist for svn repositories and the description tag for git
repositories.
All three columns can be sorted by clicking into the header.
It is possible to select more than one bundle at the same time to install all
of them.
### Filtering/Searching ###
You can use the search field to enter a search term to look for bundles
containing the search term (case insensitively). The search only looks for it
in the fields "name" and "description" (for GitHub bundles also for "author").
To sub-filter the list you can select one of these buttons
to display only those bundles which are hosted on the selected repository:
<table style="margin-left:1cm">
<tr><td><font color=blue>B</font></td><td>Bundles</td><td><a
href="http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk/Bundles/";>http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk/Bundles/</a>
</td></tr>
<tr><td><font color=blue>R</font></td><td>Review</td><td><a
href="http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk/Review/Bundles/";>http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk/Review/Bundles/</a></td></tr>
<tr><td><font color=blue>G</font></td><td>GitHub</td><td><a
href="http://github.com/";>http://github.com/</a></td></tr>
</table>
### Get Bundle Info ###
<button>⌘I</button> <img valign=middle src="images/img_info.png"> Opens
a new window containing available details about the selected bundle. The data
will be downloaded from the repository.
### Gear Action Menu ###
<button>⌘⎋</button> <img valign=middle
src="images/img_gear.png"><br>
The "Gear Action Menu" provides some additional commands:
#### Update Descriptions / Update (x missing) ####
This command updates the local copy of descriptions for all svn repositories.
It is recommended to update this copy regularly in order to be up-to-date. The
underlying script will only recognize if a new bundle was added but **not** if
the description of an already existing bundle was changed meanwhile.
If some descriptions are not found in the local copy of the descriptions the
name of that command will be changed into "Update (x missing)" indicating that
x descriptions are missing.
#### Rescan Bundle List ####
This command deletes the current list of bundles and rescans all repositories.
#### Show Activity Log Drawer ####
<button>⌥⇧⌘A</button> Opens or closes a drawer displaying
GetBundles' console log file. The path to the log file is <a
onclick='TextMate.system("open
\"$HOME/Library/Logs/TextMateGetBundles.log\"",null);'
style="cursor:pointer">~/Library/Logs/TextMateGetBundles.log</a>. See also
[here](#sect_5).
#### Show Advanced Drawer ####
<button>⌥⇧⌘L</button> Opens or closes a drawer with
advanced commands. More details [here](#sect_4).
### Message Field + Cancel current Task ###
All activities and warnings will be shown in that message field. To cancelled
the current task it is possible to click into the spinning wheel or hit
<button>⎋</button>. While installing a bundle it is possible to cancel
the process as long as the script does not install the bundle physically.
### Show Help ###
<img valign=middle src="images/img_help.png"> Opens that "Help" window.
# Advanced Drawer #
### Installation
#### Target Folder ####
By using this pull down menu you can specify the installation folder for all
selected bundles.
<table style="margin-left:1cm">
<tr><td>Users Lib Pristine</td><td> </td><td><a
onclick='TextMate.system("open \"$HOME/Library/Application
Support/TextMate/Pristine Copy/Bundles\"",null);'
style="cursor:pointer">~/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Pristine
Copy/Bundles</a></td></tr>
<tr><td>Users Lib Bundles</td><td> </td><td><a
onclick='TextMate.system("open \"$HOME/Library/Application
Support/TextMate/Bundles\"",null);'
style="cursor:pointer">~/Library/Application
Support/TextMate/Bundles</a></td></tr>
<tr><td>Lib Bundles</td><td> </td><td><a onclick='TextMate.system("open
\"/Library/Application Support/TextMate/Bundles\"",null);'
style="cursor:pointer">/Library/Application
Support/TextMate/Bundles</a></td></tr>
<tr><td>App Bundles</td><td> </td><td><span
style="color:silver;">PATH_TO_TextMate.app</span><a
onclick='TextMate.system("open \"`locate
TextMate.app/Contents/SharedSupport/Bundle | head -n1`\"",null);'
style="cursor:pointer">/Contents/SharedSupport/Bundles</a></td></tr>
<tr><td>Users Desktop</td><td> </td><td><a
onclick='TextMate.system("open \"$HOME/Desktop\"",null);'
style="cursor:pointer">~/Desktop</a></td></tr>
<tr><td>Users Downloads</td><td> </td><td><a
onclick='TextMate.system("open \"$HOME/Downloads\"",null);'
style="cursor:pointer">~/Downloads</a></td></tr>
</table>
The default installation folder is **Users Lib Pristine**. The same folder will
be chosen if you install a bundle by double-clicking at a downloaded bundle. If
you want to use `svn` or `git` afterwards with a bundle it is recommended to
choose **Users Lib Bundles** or if these bundles should be available for all
users **Lib Bundles**.
*Note:* **App Bundles** as installation folder should only be used in cases of
exception!
For testing you can choose **Users Desktop** or **Users Downloads** as
installation folder. Bundles which are downloaded here will **not** be
installed.
#### Timeout ####
Each task is wrapped into a timeout block. This means after x seconds (default
30sec) the task will be interrupted and a warning message will be displayed. If
you open the "Activity Log Drawer" and you see that the script actually did a
`svn checkout` or a `git clone` you can increase the "Timeout". This probably
happens if you are using an internet connection with a lower band width or the
host's respond is too slow.
If you want to cancel the current task you can press <button>⎋</button>
or click into the spinning wheel.
### git Installation ###
#### using zip archive ####
If you check this checkbox you can tell the script to install a bundle hosted
on GitHub by downloading the zip archive (zipball) even if `git` is installed.
This is especially useful if you have installed `git` but sitting behind a
firewall which denies the git port.
### Reveal Target Folder in Finder ###
This opens the selected folder in "Finder".
### Open Bundle Editor ###
This opens TextMate's "Bundle Editor".
### Update Support Folder ###
As default TextMate ships with a support folder located in <span
style="color:silver;">PathToTextMate.app</span>`/Contents/SharedSupport/Support`.
After downloading and installing TextMate for the first time or after a new
release the development of TextMate's bundles and additional scripts etc. will
be continued. Due to that fact it could happen that a bundle makes usage of new
or changed features in the "Support Folder". For that reason it is sometimes
necessary to update that "Support Folder".
An update will be installed into `/Library/Application
Support/TextMate/Support`. After this update TextMate's shell variable
`TM_SUPPORT_PATH` will be set to that folder.
<button onclick='chtmsp()'>Click to check the current content of
`TM_SUPPORT_PATH` and version</button> <div id="out"></div>
<script type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8">
var outstr = "TM_SUPPORT_PATH:<br>";
function chtmsp () {
var cmd = 'echo -en "$TM_SUPPORT_PATH"; echo -en " (version: ";cat
"$TM_SUPPORT_PATH/version";echo -en ")<br>"';
myCommand = TextMate.system(cmd, function (task) { });
myCommand.onreadoutput = setStr;
}
function setStr (str) {
outstr += str
document.getElementById("out").innerHTML = outstr;
}
</script>
# Activity Log Drawer #
This drawer shows the current content of the log file <a
onclick='TextMate.system("open
\"$HOME/Library/Logs/TextMateGetBundles.log\"",null);'
style="cursor:pointer">~/Library/Logs/TextMateGetBundles.log</a>. The log file
will be overwritten each time if you invoke "GetBundles".
# Additional Keyboard Shortcuts #
<table style="margin-left:1cm">
<tr><td align="center"><button>↩</button></td><td>Install selected
bundle(s)</td></tr>
<tr><td align="center"><button>⌘I</button></td><td>Get details about
selected bundle</td></tr>
<tr><td align="center"><button>⎋</button></td><td>Cancel current
task</td></tr>
<tr><td align="center"><button>⌘⎋</button></td><td>Open "Gear
Action Menu"</td></tr>
<tr><td
align="center"><button>⌥⇧⌘L</button></td><td>Open/Close
"Activity Log Drawer"</td></tr>
<tr><td
align="center"><button>⌥⇧⌘A</button></td><td>Open/Close
"Advanced Drawer"</td></tr>
<tr><td align="center"><button>⌘W</button></td><td>Close the
"GetBundles" dialog</td></tr>
</table>
# Used Shell Variables
<table style="margin-left:1cm">
<tr><td><strong>TM_SVN</strong></td><td> </td><td>absolute path to the
`svn` client</td></tr>
<tr><td><strong>TM_GIT</strong></td><td> </td><td>absolute path to the
`git` client</td></tr>
</table>
Both variables can be set in TextMate's Preferences Pane under the item
"Advanced".
# Troubleshooting & FAQ #
* "GetBundles" said that no `svn` client is found. What can I do?
> There're two reasons for that: ❶ You haven't yet installed a `svn` client.
> If so, have a look [here](http://www.collab.net/downloads/community/) and
> install a client (on Mac OSX 10.5.x it is pre-installed). ❷ TextMate can't
> find `svn` in `$PATH`. If so, set TextMate's shell variable `TM_SVN`
> accordingly.
* Why is a known bundle hosted on github.com not listed?
> There is a convention for naming a TextMate bundle hosted on github.com. The
> project name should end with "-tmbundle" or ".tmbundle". Due to the fact that
> not all of these bundles followed that convention the script is using
> github's search API. The search terms are "tmbundle", "textmate", and
> "bundle". Only those projects are listed which end with "tmbundle","bundle",
> "textmate bundle", or "tm bundle". Furthermore if one of these key phrases
> are found within the description tag: "my own", "my personal", "personal
> bundle", "obsolete", "deprecated", or "work in progress" the bundle won't be
> listed. An other convention is that the bundle structure must be at the
> project's root level, i.e. not hidden in a subfolder of that project.
* I try to filter one repository, but it is empty. Why?
> It could happen that one repository is down or not accessible. Then the
> script will skip it. If the list is empty at all it is very likely that you
> are not connected to the internet. An other issue is to clear the search
> field.
* I press the Help button but no "Help" will be shown. Why?
> Due to an internal issue the script has to call the bundle's "Help" command
> by using AppleScript. This AppleScript only works properly if you enabled in
> "System Preferences" > "Universal Access" > "Enable access for assistive
> devices". <button onclick='TextMate.system("open
> /System/Library/PreferencePanes/UniversalAccessPref.prefPane/",null)'>Click
> to open that pane</button>
* The computer beeps if I press the Help button. Why?
> Due to an internal issue the script has to order out the front most document
> window. This is done by a command which is misused. This issue will be fixed
> in the near future. In other words don't care about it.
* I read the message: "Please check the Activity Log". What to do?
> Press <button>⌥⇧⌘L</button> or click at the "Gear
> Action Menu" and chose "Show Activity Log". An other option is to look at the
> log file <a onclick='TextMate.system("open
> \"$HOME/Library/Logs/TextMateGetBundles.log\"",null);'
> style="cursor:pointer">here</a>.
* How can I cancel the current task?
> Simply press <button>⎋</button> or click into the spinning wheel.
> Please note that the physical installation of a bundle cannot be cancelled
> for safety reasons.
* What does it mean: "No info.plist is found"?
> Each bundle must contain a file called "info.plist". Otherwise TextMate is
> not able to install it properly. If you encountered that case please mail it
> to TextMate's mailing list (<a href="mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]">[EMAIL
> PROTECTED]</a>).
* What does "…not yet downloaded…" mean in the description?
> This phrase will only be displayed if the local copy of your svn
> descriptions doesn't contain a description for that bundle. To update the
> local copy simply go to the "Gear Action Menu" and invoke "Update (x
> missing)".
* Why does the name of a bundle listed in "GetBundles" differs to the actually
installed name?
> This could happen esp. for bundles hosted on GitHub. The actual name shown in
> TextMate's Bundles list is set in the file "info.plist". Within the dialog's
> list the name of that project will be shown in the column "name", **not** the
> name set in "info.plist".
* While installing a bundle a "timeout" message appears. Why?
> There're some reasons for that. <br>❶ Something went wrong while the
> installation, i.e. no e.g. connection to the host. <br>❷ The host's respond
> is too slow. To fix that you can increase the timeout. See
> [here](#sect_4.1.1.2). <br>❸ Some commands cannot be executed for some
> reasons (not found or no permission).
> <button>⌥⇧⌘L</button>. <br>❹ If you were installing a
> bundle by using `git clone` and you are sure that the host is not down then
> it is very likely that a firewall denies `git`'s port 9148. If so please read
> more [here](#sect_1.2.1).<br><br>**Thus in any case please check the
> "Activity Log"**
* The description in the list differs to that one in the Info Window. Why?
> There is a convention to "info.plist"'s description key: In the dialog
> everything before the HTML tag <hr> will be displayed as short
> description (without any other HTML tags). If the description contains the
> HTML tag <hr> everything after that tag will be shown as long
> description.
* For some reasons I want to reconstruct an overwritten bundle. How can I do
this?
> If you replaced an existing bundle the old bundle will be renamed according
> to BUNDLENAME.tmbundleTIMESTAMP. Simply delete BUNDLENAME.tmbundle and rename
> BUNDLENAME.tmbundleTIMESTAMP to BUNDLENAME.tmbundle and perform "Reload
> Bundles".
# Main Bundle Maintainer
***Date: Oct 10 2008***
<pre>
- Hans-Jörg Bibiko <a href="mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]">[EMAIL
PROTECTED]</a>
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Changed:
U trunk/Review/Bundles/GetBundles.tmbundle/Support/help.markdown
U
trunk/Review/Bundles/GetBundles.tmbundle/Support/nibs/BundlesTree.nib/classes.nib
U
trunk/Review/Bundles/GetBundles.tmbundle/Support/nibs/BundlesTree.nib/info.nib
U
trunk/Review/Bundles/GetBundles.tmbundle/Support/nibs/BundlesTree.nib/keyedobjects.nib
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