OS X Compatibility

[philippotto]

There are several problems under OS X:

• The temporary file cannot be created because the corresponding folder doesn't exist.
• Node and coffee can't be executed (maybe, providing an env object to subprocess.Popen solves this).
• There is no reliable test environment. Maybe, travis can be taught to test it properly on OS X.

[philippotto]

There are OS X tests on travis, now. Since they pass, I will close this issue. If somebody experiences problems, he should reopen it.

[MalcolmK]

+1, I'm using ST3 on OS X Yosemite v 10.10.1

[philippotto]

@MalcolmK: I'm happy to hear that there is interest for OS X support! Unfortunately, I don't have a Mac to test this and the Travis OS X test are not reliable :(
Do you think you could tinker a bit with the code to get it running on your machine? The relevant code would be the call to popen here.

[MalcolmK]

@philippotto I'm very busy with all sort of things, but when I can make some time I definitely will look into that.

[philippotto]

@MalcolmK Great :)

[ZXxdiamondxx]

Philip:

I installed via Package Control ST2. The selection command works. Attempting the run live-session in ST2 and it was not entering any console or interaction window.

I installed UnitTesting v 1.3.5 in /packages. I had also installed a few Python packages via pip; but they happen not to break any code. I had changed a few basic items of the code since I had received errors such as "Missing Sublime Text Version." After a update on the code and value replacement; I was printed with an error "Missing UnitTesting: 1. 3.5' or so that effect. It was an advancement, but after the end of the night the programming was still not functional with the live-session.

Would you recommend that I install ST3 and install via Package Control. I also used a manual method with some other versions an live-session window was not active.

Thanks. I wasn't sure how to raise an issue; so I will post about that once I navigate the GUI application and collect information on the issue/post.

Thanks.