On sublimehq/package_control_channel#2524 (Test against package names containing periods) was determinate that Sublime Text 3 cannot support package names within dot on their names. Then all the packages with dot . on their names should either be renamed without the dot, or marked as Sublime Text 2 supported.
If after sometime, a pull request to package_control_channel removing the dot . on the package name is not sent, the package will be marked as supported by Sublime Text 2 only. Currently the package is marked as supported by all versions of Sublime Text.
What steps do I need to take?
Just open a pull request on the package control channel renaming you package to a new name without a dot. On your case, the new change could be like this:
{
"name": "Theme - itg flat",
"details": "https://github.com/itsthatguy/theme-itg-flat",
"previous_names": ["Theme - itg.flat"],
"releases": [
{
"sublime_text": "*",
"branch": "master"
}
]
},By using the previous_names array, everybody who has installed your package will get their installed name renamed as soon as package control starts updating the packages.
On sublimehq/package_control_channel#2524 (Test against package names containing periods) was determinate that Sublime Text 3 cannot support package names within dot on their names. Then all the packages with dot
.on their names should either be renamed without the dot, or marked asSublime Text 2supported.If after sometime, a pull request to
package_control_channelremoving the dot.on the package name is not sent, the package will be marked as supported bySublime Text 2only. Currently the package is marked as supported by all versions of Sublime Text.Just open a pull request on the package control channel renaming you package to a new name without a dot. On your case, the new change could be like this:
{ "name": "Theme - itg flat", "details": "https://github.com/itsthatguy/theme-itg-flat", "previous_names": ["Theme - itg.flat"], "releases": [ { "sublime_text": "*", "branch": "master" } ] },By using the
previous_namesarray, everybody who has installed your package will get their installed name renamed as soon as package control starts updating the packages.