Unable to install on Sublime Text 3

[imcatnoone]

Folks receive the following error Error loading colour scheme Packages/toothpaste.tmTheme: Error parsing plist xml: expected = in file Packages/toothpaste.tmTheme on line: 50

[tomchewitt]

I managed to manually install in sublime text 3 by cloning the repo (rather than saving the file). Googling the XML error led here: adubkov/zbx_nginx_template#4

After cloning I then just copied and pasted the theme file into the destination in the README. All works great.

Hope this helps.

[imcatnoone]

@tomchewitt thanks so much for this feedback. was super helpful! adding this tidbit to the readme. Mind if I add you to the contributors list on the README? Also, can you give the README a check and see if those installation instructions are correct with the approach you took? Thanks!

[tomchewitt]

@imcatnoone All looks good to me, happy to be on the contribution list :)

[skreutzberger]

@tomchewitt Can you please explain in detail how you got it work? I did exactly as described in the README for the latest Sublime Text 3 and the theme still does not show up under Preferences 🤔

[imcatnoone]

Hey @skreutzberger have you checked the latest instructions recently—as in, the last week?

[skreutzberger]

yes, I checked them today :)

I actually found out the issue by myself some minutes ago. To correctly install the .thTheme file under Sublime Text 3 you need to install the Sublime package Colorsublime first. And then you need to follow these instructions and copy toothpaste.tmTheme to the newly created Colorsublime-Themes folder.

[imcatnoone]

@skreutzberger slightly delayed here but thanks so much for this!

[DeeprajPandey]

Yeah, exactly what @skreutzberger said but the link to the instructions is broken and we don't have to make a Colorsublime folder for that matter.

I'm just listing out the steps so it comes in handy for others.
Go to
~/library/Application Support/Sublime Text 3/packages

Create a new folder "Toothpaste"
mkdir Toothpaste

Copy the toothpaste.tmTheme file (here) to the Toothpaste folder

You can choose to clone the repository elsewhere and copy the toothpaste.tmTheme file from the directory.

Now, start Sublime Text and go to Preferences > Color Scheme > Toothpaste