deathaxe

Indeed. Blade is just inherits from ST's PHP and HTML re-using most syntax stuff and the html completion plugin. It extends core syntaxes in the same way as Vue and...

This package provide plain syntax definitions and a handful of completions. There's no plugin or any other kind of black magic provided.

Blade v2.0.0 extends ST's default HTML syntax as of ST4137. The error may be caused by an outdated _Packages/HTML/HTML.sublime-syntax_, overriding ST's default HTML syntax. To resolve the issue, 1. Call...

The plugin run targets python 3.3 and depends on `pathlib`, which is not part of py33's stdlib. Thus the plugin fails loading upstream and works by luck downstream - maybe...

Package Control 3 may fail to run on recent MacOS builds as it requires openssl 1.1, while MacOS moved on to openssl 3.x CI is therefore broken on MacOS, atm.

To get `coverage` working for ST4 on CI it would be enough to `pip install coverage` into ST's `$data/Libs/python38` path. That's what I did locally.

For details see https://github.com/wbond/package_control/issues/1612, but it seems to be related with tools being installed. Some of them seem to also pull OpenSSL3. Some users even manually downgraded to OpenSSL1.1 on...

I don't think `codecov/codecov-action` installs required `codecov` library to ST's Libs path.

Unsure I can follow, but your Github Action installs ST4 and UnitTesting package on the runner and runs it. Hence `codecov` library also needs to be installed to ST's Libs...

It's not only Package Control 4 causing issues with coverage in ST4. With PC4 installed, latest coverage libraries are installed from pypi. Currently v7.4.4. Those use sqlite3 databases to store...