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skywind3000
config.cson中无法添加命令
我把说明文档提供的compile指令复制到config.cson中，保存后会自动变成"atom-shell-commands": {}
如下图所示：
保存前
保存后
请问如何解决，谢谢。
I'm experiencing the same problem as you're describing. I put in the settings exactly like you're saying, save the file, and then in a few moments get an empty set of curly braces (i.e., my settings are wiped out). I'm not sure if you found the solution or not, but I'd love to hear if you did!
This extension looks fantastic. I love the simplicity and power it would add to my editing environment. Hopefully I can end up getting it working.
I'm also experiencing this issue, my indentation all seem to be correct and everything is in order, but as soon as I save the config the contents get stripped and I'm left with empty curly braces. Anyone has any ideas on this?
+1 exactly the same issue. I'm new to Atom and installing this package was the first thing I tried to do. no idea at all what's going on.
I had a short discussion about this on the Atom discussion forums, with the conclusion that this is definitely the package itself and not Atom causing this. There's also a good alternative suggested as part of te discussion.
https://discuss.atom.io/t/config-file-problem-related-to-atom-shell-commands/37338
Look at the screenshot from @yuhaoxin, he's pasting the example code from the README as is. What's wrong with that?
yup, I'm getting the same issue, trying to adjust the sample config from the readme. Is there some kind of config parsing that's not working? Is the sample config in the readme valid cson? I love the concept this package offers, would be awesome to get it working
My solution was to remove the .../.atom/config.cson file, restart atom and then edit the regenerated file with an external editor. The file has to be stored as a UNIX file, not with UTF-8 or some else encoding.
But now my problem is, that the records within "atom-shell-commands" are not recognized, i.e. I don't have any idea how to use a configured command.
This is a duplicate of issue #10, where using an external editor solved the issue for me. After using an external editor for the first command I created, I could edit config.cson in Atom as normal and not have my future changes wiped out. It was just that first time that I had to do it in an external editor.
Sorry, for replying late, This repository is looking for maintainer now, https://github.com/skywind3000/atom-shell-commands/issues/20
