remove: cmd and args

[TerminalFi]

Change Log: Sublime Text: 4074

• API: Window.new_html_sheet() now accepts the sublime.ADD_TO_SELECTION flag
• API: Window.new_html_sheet() no longer accepts cmd and args parameters

Fixes

• ST4074 changes to sublime.Window.new_html_sheet #82

[facelessuser]

Docs need this removed as well

[facelessuser]

So I assume that instead of cmd and arg the feature relies on subl links?

[jrappen]

I assume it forces the use of open_url, prohibiting custom solutions.

[facelessuser]

Hmm that limits its use some. That kind of sucks. Oh well, it was probably provided for a very specific type of use case though.

[facelessuser]

@gir-bot lgtm

[jrappen]

@facelessuser I'd appreciate a new release with these changes.

@TheSecEng Thanks. Next time, GitHub requires fixes #82 or closes #82 on its own line for auto-close to work. Fancy readable layouts don't work.

[facelessuser]

Yeah, I need to just verify things a bit, prepare the changelog, etc. I'm also in the middle of a move and such, so hopefully today, but we'll see.

[jrappen]

No pressure.

[TerminalFi]

@facelessuser I'd appreciate a new release with these changes.

@TheSecEng Thanks. Next time, GitHub requires fixes #82 or closes #82 on its own line for auto-close to work. Fancy readable layouts don't work.

Ahh always wondered how it works. Thanks!

[jrappen]

@TheSecEng compare:

• https://help.github.com/en/github/managing-your-work-on-github/linking-a-pull-request-to-an-issue
• as well as related to your style:
  • https://github.com/angular/angular/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md#commit
  • https://github.com/conventional-changelog/conventional-changelog/tree/master/packages/conventional-changelog-angular

[facelessuser]

In answer to my own question, you can use subl:cmd links. Not sure there is a way to pass arguments, but that is the best you get it seems.

[facelessuser]

Sounds like you can pass arbitrary arguments, I assume in string form so I'll have to evaluate how clever it is, but looks workable.

[jrappen]

I think Will said it's in the format subl:cmd { "arg1": "val1", "arg2": "val2" }.

[facelessuser]

Yup, so that is pretty good.