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The README.md instructs To manually update a color scheme, open the Command Palette and select GutterColor: Fix Current Color Scheme. Alternatively, the plugin can run this process automatically via the setting fix_color_schemes.
- ST3 + GutterColor installed and working correctly.
- Run
GutterColor: Fix Current Color Schemefrom ST3 Command Palette - ST3 custom colour scheme corrupts. Inverted Error scheme and error dialog windows appear.
Solution
- Found that GutterColor is editing
Preferences: Package Settings > Color Sheme... - Found
~/.config/sublime-text-3/Packages/Gutter Color/$CustomJSON.gcfix.sublime-color-schemewas the override file GutterColor was using. - Found GutterColor writes updates to scheme in wrong syntax.
ST3 Colour Scheme are in JSON, common practice.
For Example
This old ST scheme key still generated by GutterColor for ST3
<dict>
<key>name</key>
<string>GutterColor</string>
<key>scope</key>
<string>gutter_color</string>
<key>settings</key>
<dict>
<key>foreground</key>
<string>#ffffff</string>
</dict>
</dict>
Should be:
{
"foreground": "#ffffff",
"name": "GutterColor",
"scope": "gutter_color"
},
Other Troubleshooting
Saw other issues recommend fixes #80 etc. Was not a fix, only useful if persisting after the first fix there is strange Colour Icons filled Red&Green in a glitchy-looking fallback.
- Restart Ubuntu. If that doesn't work, then
- Reinstall ImageMagick following standard instruction
- Set the
convert_pathinPreferences: Package Settings > GutterColor > Settings – Userto the location of the ImageMagickconvertscript: "/usr/local/bin/convert". Verify contents of directory do contain|link "/usr/local/bin/convert". - Restart ST3
Please consolidate Issues on this... way too many with dead-ends exisiting in other issues.
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