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If you use the new atom editor from github and want to use the integrated installer for packages and themes behind a proxy server you have to configure the.apmrc file. The editable file goes in ~/.atom/.apmrc but people are editing their global apm rc file in ~/.atom/.apm/.apmrc which shouldn't be edited and gets wiped out on updates I only got one in the ~(progs/atom)/.atom/.apm folder but that one says you should instead edit your.apmrc config located in ~/.atom/.apmrc yet that file does not exist.The editable file goes in ~/.atom/.apmrc but people are editing their global apm rc file in ~/.atom/.apm/.apmrc which shouldn't be edited and gets wiped out on updates
If i start an apm config in atom/resources/app/apm it creates a.apmrc in my user directory. At the windows platform you have to take care that you do not edit the.apmrc file located in the %userprofile%\.atom\.app\.apmrc. $ npm config list && apm config list; The file which is resides in %userprofile%\.atom\.apmrc is the right one. Then click on view code as shown in below picture. The editable file goes in ~/.atom/.apmrc but people are editing their global apm rc file in ~/.atom/.apm/.apmrc which shouldn't be edited and gets wiped out on updates
If i start an apm config in atom/resources/app/apm it creates a.apmrc in my user directory. The editable file goes in ~/.atom/.apmrc but people are editing their global apm rc file in ~/.atom/.apm/.apmrc which shouldn't be edited and gets wiped out on updates If you use the new atom editor from github and want to use the integrated installer for packages and themes behind a proxy server you have to configure the.apmrc file. 22.07.2015 · looking around you can find postings specifying what to write into your.apmrc config file (which is the config of apm, the atom package manager). Then click on view code as shown in below picture.. The editable file goes in ~/.atom/.apmrc but people are editing their global apm rc file in ~/.atom/.apm/.apmrc which shouldn't be edited and gets wiped out on updates
The file which is resides in %userprofile%\.atom\.apmrc is the right one. The file which is resides in %userprofile%\.atom\.apmrc is the right one. At the windows platform you have to take care that you do not edit the.apmrc file located in the %userprofile%\.atom\.app\.apmrc. I only got one in the ~(progs/atom)/.atom/.apm folder but that one says you should instead edit your.apmrc config located in ~/.atom/.apmrc yet that file does not exist.. If i start an apm config in atom/resources/app/apm it creates a.apmrc in my user directory.
The editable file goes in ~/.atom/.apmrc but people are editing their global apm rc file in ~/.atom/.apm/.apmrc which shouldn't be edited and gets wiped out on updates 22.07.2015 · looking around you can find postings specifying what to write into your.apmrc config file (which is the config of apm, the atom package manager)... $ npm config list && apm config list;
If you use the new atom editor from github and want to use the integrated installer for packages and themes behind a proxy server you have to configure the.apmrc file.. If you use the new atom editor from github and want to use the integrated installer for packages and themes behind a proxy server you have to configure the.apmrc file. 27.02.2018 · interestingly the atom updates says that my installed packages (out of the box) are up to date, which would seem to indicate that this portion is working while the packages and themes do not.
If i start an apm config in atom/resources/app/apm it creates a.apmrc in my user directory. 30.08.2015 · maybe it's because i'm using atom portable. If you use the new atom editor from github and want to use the integrated installer for packages and themes behind a proxy server you have to configure the.apmrc file. $ npm config list && apm config list;. 30.08.2015 · maybe it's because i'm using atom portable.
I only got one in the ~(progs/atom)/.atom/.apm folder but that one says you should instead edit your.apmrc config located in ~/.atom/.apmrc yet that file does not exist... The file which is resides in %userprofile%\.atom\.apmrc is the right one. 30.08.2015 · maybe it's because i'm using atom portable. 22.07.2015 · looking around you can find postings specifying what to write into your.apmrc config file (which is the config of apm, the atom package manager). Now you look for that file and find it in... If i start an apm config in atom/resources/app/apm it creates a.apmrc in my user directory.
22.07.2015 · looking around you can find postings specifying what to write into your.apmrc config file (which is the config of apm, the atom package manager). Now you look for that file and find it in. 30.08.2015 · maybe it's because i'm using atom portable. If i start an apm config in atom/resources/app/apm it creates a.apmrc in my user directory. 22.07.2015 · looking around you can find postings specifying what to write into your.apmrc config file (which is the config of apm, the atom package manager). If you use the new atom editor from github and want to use the integrated installer for packages and themes behind a proxy server you have to configure the.apmrc file. Then click on view code as shown in below picture. At the windows platform you have to take care that you do not edit the.apmrc file located in the %userprofile%\.atom\.app\.apmrc. Here are some screenshots for reference: The file which is resides in %userprofile%\.atom\.apmrc is the right one. I only got one in the ~(progs/atom)/.atom/.apm folder but that one says you should instead edit your.apmrc config located in ~/.atom/.apmrc yet that file does not exist. Then click on view code as shown in below picture.
27.02.2018 · interestingly the atom updates says that my installed packages (out of the box) are up to date, which would seem to indicate that this portion is working while the packages and themes do not. 22.07.2015 · looking around you can find postings specifying what to write into your.apmrc config file (which is the config of apm, the atom package manager).. Here are some screenshots for reference:
Here are some screenshots for reference:. The file which is resides in %userprofile%\.atom\.apmrc is the right one.
If you use the new atom editor from github and want to use the integrated installer for packages and themes behind a proxy server you have to configure the.apmrc file.. At the windows platform you have to take care that you do not edit the.apmrc file located in the %userprofile%\.atom\.app\.apmrc. Now you look for that file and find it in. Then click on view code as shown in below picture. The editable file goes in ~/.atom/.apmrc but people are editing their global apm rc file in ~/.atom/.apm/.apmrc which shouldn't be edited and gets wiped out on updates If i start an apm config in atom/resources/app/apm it creates a.apmrc in my user directory. 22.07.2015 · looking around you can find postings specifying what to write into your.apmrc config file (which is the config of apm, the atom package manager).. 27.02.2018 · interestingly the atom updates says that my installed packages (out of the box) are up to date, which would seem to indicate that this portion is working while the packages and themes do not.
Then click on view code as shown in below picture.. The editable file goes in ~/.atom/.apmrc but people are editing their global apm rc file in ~/.atom/.apm/.apmrc which shouldn't be edited and gets wiped out on updates. $ npm config list && apm config list;
30.08.2015 · maybe it's because i'm using atom portable... Now you look for that file and find it in. 30.08.2015 · maybe it's because i'm using atom portable. Here are some screenshots for reference: The file which is resides in %userprofile%\.atom\.apmrc is the right one.. The editable file goes in ~/.atom/.apmrc but people are editing their global apm rc file in ~/.atom/.apm/.apmrc which shouldn't be edited and gets wiped out on updates
At the windows platform you have to take care that you do not edit the.apmrc file located in the %userprofile%\.atom\.app\.apmrc. The file which is resides in %userprofile%\.atom\.apmrc is the right one.
I only got one in the ~(progs/atom)/.atom/.apm folder but that one says you should instead edit your.apmrc config located in ~/.atom/.apmrc yet that file does not exist. $ npm config list && apm config list; 22.07.2015 · looking around you can find postings specifying what to write into your.apmrc config file (which is the config of apm, the atom package manager). 27.02.2018 · interestingly the atom updates says that my installed packages (out of the box) are up to date, which would seem to indicate that this portion is working while the packages and themes do not. If i start an apm config in atom/resources/app/apm it creates a.apmrc in my user directory. Here are some screenshots for reference: I only got one in the ~(progs/atom)/.atom/.apm folder but that one says you should instead edit your.apmrc config located in ~/.atom/.apmrc yet that file does not exist. 30.08.2015 · maybe it's because i'm using atom portable.. If i start an apm config in atom/resources/app/apm it creates a.apmrc in my user directory.
At the windows platform you have to take care that you do not edit the.apmrc file located in the %userprofile%\.atom\.app\.apmrc. If i start an apm config in atom/resources/app/apm it creates a.apmrc in my user directory. The file which is resides in %userprofile%\.atom\.apmrc is the right one. 27.02.2018 · interestingly the atom updates says that my installed packages (out of the box) are up to date, which would seem to indicate that this portion is working while the packages and themes do not. $ npm config list && apm config list; Here are some screenshots for reference:
The file which is resides in %userprofile%\.atom\.apmrc is the right one... At the windows platform you have to take care that you do not edit the.apmrc file located in the %userprofile%\.atom\.app\.apmrc. Then click on view code as shown in below picture. Now you look for that file and find it in. If you use the new atom editor from github and want to use the integrated installer for packages and themes behind a proxy server you have to configure the.apmrc file. 27.02.2018 · interestingly the atom updates says that my installed packages (out of the box) are up to date, which would seem to indicate that this portion is working while the packages and themes do not. I only got one in the ~(progs/atom)/.atom/.apm folder but that one says you should instead edit your.apmrc config located in ~/.atom/.apmrc yet that file does not exist. The file which is resides in %userprofile%\.atom\.apmrc is the right one. 22.07.2015 · looking around you can find postings specifying what to write into your.apmrc config file (which is the config of apm, the atom package manager). If you use the new atom editor from github and want to use the integrated installer for packages and themes behind a proxy server you have to configure the.apmrc file.
Here are some screenshots for reference:.. I only got one in the ~(progs/atom)/.atom/.apm folder but that one says you should instead edit your.apmrc config located in ~/.atom/.apmrc yet that file does not exist.
Then click on view code as shown in below picture... I only got one in the ~(progs/atom)/.atom/.apm folder but that one says you should instead edit your.apmrc config located in ~/.atom/.apmrc yet that file does not exist. 22.07.2015 · looking around you can find postings specifying what to write into your.apmrc config file (which is the config of apm, the atom package manager). Now you look for that file and find it in. Here are some screenshots for reference:
If i start an apm config in atom/resources/app/apm it creates a.apmrc in my user directory.. Then click on view code as shown in below picture. 22.07.2015 · looking around you can find postings specifying what to write into your.apmrc config file (which is the config of apm, the atom package manager). The editable file goes in ~/.atom/.apmrc but people are editing their global apm rc file in ~/.atom/.apm/.apmrc which shouldn't be edited and gets wiped out on updates 27.02.2018 · interestingly the atom updates says that my installed packages (out of the box) are up to date, which would seem to indicate that this portion is working while the packages and themes do not. The file which is resides in %userprofile%\.atom\.apmrc is the right one.. If i start an apm config in atom/resources/app/apm it creates a.apmrc in my user directory.
The editable file goes in ~/.atom/.apmrc but people are editing their global apm rc file in ~/.atom/.apm/.apmrc which shouldn't be edited and gets wiped out on updates.. 30.08.2015 · maybe it's because i'm using atom portable. Now you look for that file and find it in. The editable file goes in ~/.atom/.apmrc but people are editing their global apm rc file in ~/.atom/.apm/.apmrc which shouldn't be edited and gets wiped out on updates If you use the new atom editor from github and want to use the integrated installer for packages and themes behind a proxy server you have to configure the.apmrc file. Here are some screenshots for reference: 22.07.2015 · looking around you can find postings specifying what to write into your.apmrc config file (which is the config of apm, the atom package manager). 27.02.2018 · interestingly the atom updates says that my installed packages (out of the box) are up to date, which would seem to indicate that this portion is working while the packages and themes do not. If i start an apm config in atom/resources/app/apm it creates a.apmrc in my user directory. $ npm config list && apm config list;. The editable file goes in ~/.atom/.apmrc but people are editing their global apm rc file in ~/.atom/.apm/.apmrc which shouldn't be edited and gets wiped out on updates
Now you look for that file and find it in.. Here are some screenshots for reference:. If i start an apm config in atom/resources/app/apm it creates a.apmrc in my user directory.
27.02.2018 · interestingly the atom updates says that my installed packages (out of the box) are up to date, which would seem to indicate that this portion is working while the packages and themes do not.. 22.07.2015 · looking around you can find postings specifying what to write into your.apmrc config file (which is the config of apm, the atom package manager). The file which is resides in %userprofile%\.atom\.apmrc is the right one. 27.02.2018 · interestingly the atom updates says that my installed packages (out of the box) are up to date, which would seem to indicate that this portion is working while the packages and themes do not. Now you look for that file and find it in. If you use the new atom editor from github and want to use the integrated installer for packages and themes behind a proxy server you have to configure the.apmrc file. Here are some screenshots for reference:.. Now you look for that file and find it in.
30.08.2015 · maybe it's because i'm using atom portable. If you use the new atom editor from github and want to use the integrated installer for packages and themes behind a proxy server you have to configure the.apmrc file.. Now you look for that file and find it in.
22.07.2015 · looking around you can find postings specifying what to write into your.apmrc config file (which is the config of apm, the atom package manager)... Here are some screenshots for reference: 30.08.2015 · maybe it's because i'm using atom portable. $ npm config list && apm config list; The editable file goes in ~/.atom/.apmrc but people are editing their global apm rc file in ~/.atom/.apm/.apmrc which shouldn't be edited and gets wiped out on updates At the windows platform you have to take care that you do not edit the.apmrc file located in the %userprofile%\.atom\.app\.apmrc. I only got one in the ~(progs/atom)/.atom/.apm folder but that one says you should instead edit your.apmrc config located in ~/.atom/.apmrc yet that file does not exist. Then click on view code as shown in below picture... Now you look for that file and find it in.
If you use the new atom editor from github and want to use the integrated installer for packages and themes behind a proxy server you have to configure the.apmrc file.. The editable file goes in ~/.atom/.apmrc but people are editing their global apm rc file in ~/.atom/.apm/.apmrc which shouldn't be edited and gets wiped out on updates 27.02.2018 · interestingly the atom updates says that my installed packages (out of the box) are up to date, which would seem to indicate that this portion is working while the packages and themes do not. Now you look for that file and find it in. $ npm config list && apm config list; The file which is resides in %userprofile%\.atom\.apmrc is the right one. Then click on view code as shown in below picture. If you use the new atom editor from github and want to use the integrated installer for packages and themes behind a proxy server you have to configure the.apmrc file.. $ npm config list && apm config list;
30.08.2015 · maybe it's because i'm using atom portable. 27.02.2018 · interestingly the atom updates says that my installed packages (out of the box) are up to date, which would seem to indicate that this portion is working while the packages and themes do not. I only got one in the ~(progs/atom)/.atom/.apm folder but that one says you should instead edit your.apmrc config located in ~/.atom/.apmrc yet that file does not exist. The file which is resides in %userprofile%\.atom\.apmrc is the right one. $ npm config list && apm config list; If you use the new atom editor from github and want to use the integrated installer for packages and themes behind a proxy server you have to configure the.apmrc file. 22.07.2015 · looking around you can find postings specifying what to write into your.apmrc config file (which is the config of apm, the atom package manager). Now you look for that file and find it in.. Now you look for that file and find it in.
Here are some screenshots for reference: I only got one in the ~(progs/atom)/.atom/.apm folder but that one says you should instead edit your.apmrc config located in ~/.atom/.apmrc yet that file does not exist. Then click on view code as shown in below picture. At the windows platform you have to take care that you do not edit the.apmrc file located in the %userprofile%\.atom\.app\.apmrc. Now you look for that file and find it in. Here are some screenshots for reference: If i start an apm config in atom/resources/app/apm it creates a.apmrc in my user directory. The file which is resides in %userprofile%\.atom\.apmrc is the right one.
27.02.2018 · interestingly the atom updates says that my installed packages (out of the box) are up to date, which would seem to indicate that this portion is working while the packages and themes do not. 30.08.2015 · maybe it's because i'm using atom portable. Then click on view code as shown in below picture. Now you look for that file and find it in. The file which is resides in %userprofile%\.atom\.apmrc is the right one.. 22.07.2015 · looking around you can find postings specifying what to write into your.apmrc config file (which is the config of apm, the atom package manager).
30.08.2015 · maybe it's because i'm using atom portable. $ npm config list && apm config list; If you use the new atom editor from github and want to use the integrated installer for packages and themes behind a proxy server you have to configure the.apmrc file. 27.02.2018 · interestingly the atom updates says that my installed packages (out of the box) are up to date, which would seem to indicate that this portion is working while the packages and themes do not. If i start an apm config in atom/resources/app/apm it creates a.apmrc in my user directory. Now you look for that file and find it in. At the windows platform you have to take care that you do not edit the.apmrc file located in the %userprofile%\.atom\.app\.apmrc. Here are some screenshots for reference:. At the windows platform you have to take care that you do not edit the.apmrc file located in the %userprofile%\.atom\.app\.apmrc.
The editable file goes in ~/.atom/.apmrc but people are editing their global apm rc file in ~/.atom/.apm/.apmrc which shouldn't be edited and gets wiped out on updates If you use the new atom editor from github and want to use the integrated installer for packages and themes behind a proxy server you have to configure the.apmrc file. 22.07.2015 · looking around you can find postings specifying what to write into your.apmrc config file (which is the config of apm, the atom package manager). Here are some screenshots for reference:. 30.08.2015 · maybe it's because i'm using atom portable.
At the windows platform you have to take care that you do not edit the.apmrc file located in the %userprofile%\.atom\.app\.apmrc. .. $ npm config list && apm config list;
30.08.2015 · maybe it's because i'm using atom portable.. 22.07.2015 · looking around you can find postings specifying what to write into your.apmrc config file (which is the config of apm, the atom package manager). I only got one in the ~(progs/atom)/.atom/.apm folder but that one says you should instead edit your.apmrc config located in ~/.atom/.apmrc yet that file does not exist. $ npm config list && apm config list; Now you look for that file and find it in. The editable file goes in ~/.atom/.apmrc but people are editing their global apm rc file in ~/.atom/.apm/.apmrc which shouldn't be edited and gets wiped out on updates. If i start an apm config in atom/resources/app/apm it creates a.apmrc in my user directory.
Now you look for that file and find it in. The editable file goes in ~/.atom/.apmrc but people are editing their global apm rc file in ~/.atom/.apm/.apmrc which shouldn't be edited and gets wiped out on updates 30.08.2015 · maybe it's because i'm using atom portable. 27.02.2018 · interestingly the atom updates says that my installed packages (out of the box) are up to date, which would seem to indicate that this portion is working while the packages and themes do not. Now you look for that file and find it in. Here are some screenshots for reference: Then click on view code as shown in below picture. 22.07.2015 · looking around you can find postings specifying what to write into your.apmrc config file (which is the config of apm, the atom package manager). I only got one in the ~(progs/atom)/.atom/.apm folder but that one says you should instead edit your.apmrc config located in ~/.atom/.apmrc yet that file does not exist. If i start an apm config in atom/resources/app/apm it creates a.apmrc in my user directory. $ npm config list && apm config list;.. If you use the new atom editor from github and want to use the integrated installer for packages and themes behind a proxy server you have to configure the.apmrc file.
30.08.2015 · maybe it's because i'm using atom portable. Now you look for that file and find it in. I only got one in the ~(progs/atom)/.atom/.apm folder but that one says you should instead edit your.apmrc config located in ~/.atom/.apmrc yet that file does not exist. 27.02.2018 · interestingly the atom updates says that my installed packages (out of the box) are up to date, which would seem to indicate that this portion is working while the packages and themes do not. If i start an apm config in atom/resources/app/apm it creates a.apmrc in my user directory. Then click on view code as shown in below picture. 22.07.2015 · looking around you can find postings specifying what to write into your.apmrc config file (which is the config of apm, the atom package manager). Here are some screenshots for reference:. 30.08.2015 · maybe it's because i'm using atom portable.
Here are some screenshots for reference: If you use the new atom editor from github and want to use the integrated installer for packages and themes behind a proxy server you have to configure the.apmrc file. 27.02.2018 · interestingly the atom updates says that my installed packages (out of the box) are up to date, which would seem to indicate that this portion is working while the packages and themes do not. Here are some screenshots for reference: 22.07.2015 · looking around you can find postings specifying what to write into your.apmrc config file (which is the config of apm, the atom package manager). Now you look for that file and find it in. If i start an apm config in atom/resources/app/apm it creates a.apmrc in my user directory... Now you look for that file and find it in.
30.08.2015 · maybe it's because i'm using atom portable.. Then click on view code as shown in below picture. $ npm config list && apm config list; If you use the new atom editor from github and want to use the integrated installer for packages and themes behind a proxy server you have to configure the.apmrc file. The editable file goes in ~/.atom/.apmrc but people are editing their global apm rc file in ~/.atom/.apm/.apmrc which shouldn't be edited and gets wiped out on updates Now you look for that file and find it in. Here are some screenshots for reference: 30.08.2015 · maybe it's because i'm using atom portable. 27.02.2018 · interestingly the atom updates says that my installed packages (out of the box) are up to date, which would seem to indicate that this portion is working while the packages and themes do not.. If you use the new atom editor from github and want to use the integrated installer for packages and themes behind a proxy server you have to configure the.apmrc file.
Now you look for that file and find it in.. . If you use the new atom editor from github and want to use the integrated installer for packages and themes behind a proxy server you have to configure the.apmrc file.
27.02.2018 · interestingly the atom updates says that my installed packages (out of the box) are up to date, which would seem to indicate that this portion is working while the packages and themes do not. 22.07.2015 · looking around you can find postings specifying what to write into your.apmrc config file (which is the config of apm, the atom package manager). The file which is resides in %userprofile%\.atom\.apmrc is the right one. Now you look for that file and find it in. At the windows platform you have to take care that you do not edit the.apmrc file located in the %userprofile%\.atom\.app\.apmrc. If i start an apm config in atom/resources/app/apm it creates a.apmrc in my user directory. If you use the new atom editor from github and want to use the integrated installer for packages and themes behind a proxy server you have to configure the.apmrc file. I only got one in the ~(progs/atom)/.atom/.apm folder but that one says you should instead edit your.apmrc config located in ~/.atom/.apmrc yet that file does not exist. The editable file goes in ~/.atom/.apmrc but people are editing their global apm rc file in ~/.atom/.apm/.apmrc which shouldn't be edited and gets wiped out on updates 30.08.2015 · maybe it's because i'm using atom portable... Now you look for that file and find it in.
Now you look for that file and find it in. 27.02.2018 · interestingly the atom updates says that my installed packages (out of the box) are up to date, which would seem to indicate that this portion is working while the packages and themes do not. If i start an apm config in atom/resources/app/apm it creates a.apmrc in my user directory... The editable file goes in ~/.atom/.apmrc but people are editing their global apm rc file in ~/.atom/.apm/.apmrc which shouldn't be edited and gets wiped out on updates
The file which is resides in %userprofile%\.atom\.apmrc is the right one. . 27.02.2018 · interestingly the atom updates says that my installed packages (out of the box) are up to date, which would seem to indicate that this portion is working while the packages and themes do not.
22.07.2015 · looking around you can find postings specifying what to write into your.apmrc config file (which is the config of apm, the atom package manager). I only got one in the ~(progs/atom)/.atom/.apm folder but that one says you should instead edit your.apmrc config located in ~/.atom/.apmrc yet that file does not exist. $ npm config list && apm config list; At the windows platform you have to take care that you do not edit the.apmrc file located in the %userprofile%\.atom\.app\.apmrc. Now you look for that file and find it in. The file which is resides in %userprofile%\.atom\.apmrc is the right one. If i start an apm config in atom/resources/app/apm it creates a.apmrc in my user directory. If you use the new atom editor from github and want to use the integrated installer for packages and themes behind a proxy server you have to configure the.apmrc file. 27.02.2018 · interestingly the atom updates says that my installed packages (out of the box) are up to date, which would seem to indicate that this portion is working while the packages and themes do not. 22.07.2015 · looking around you can find postings specifying what to write into your.apmrc config file (which is the config of apm, the atom package manager). Then click on view code as shown in below picture.. The editable file goes in ~/.atom/.apmrc but people are editing their global apm rc file in ~/.atom/.apm/.apmrc which shouldn't be edited and gets wiped out on updates
Then click on view code as shown in below picture... I only got one in the ~(progs/atom)/.atom/.apm folder but that one says you should instead edit your.apmrc config located in ~/.atom/.apmrc yet that file does not exist. The file which is resides in %userprofile%\.atom\.apmrc is the right one. Then click on view code as shown in below picture. If i start an apm config in atom/resources/app/apm it creates a.apmrc in my user directory. If you use the new atom editor from github and want to use the integrated installer for packages and themes behind a proxy server you have to configure the.apmrc file.. $ npm config list && apm config list;
I only got one in the ~(progs/atom)/.atom/.apm folder but that one says you should instead edit your.apmrc config located in ~/.atom/.apmrc yet that file does not exist. Here are some screenshots for reference: $ npm config list && apm config list; If you use the new atom editor from github and want to use the integrated installer for packages and themes behind a proxy server you have to configure the.apmrc file. 22.07.2015 · looking around you can find postings specifying what to write into your.apmrc config file (which is the config of apm, the atom package manager). At the windows platform you have to take care that you do not edit the.apmrc file located in the %userprofile%\.atom\.app\.apmrc. Then click on view code as shown in below picture. The editable file goes in ~/.atom/.apmrc but people are editing their global apm rc file in ~/.atom/.apm/.apmrc which shouldn't be edited and gets wiped out on updates I only got one in the ~(progs/atom)/.atom/.apm folder but that one says you should instead edit your.apmrc config located in ~/.atom/.apmrc yet that file does not exist... I only got one in the ~(progs/atom)/.atom/.apm folder but that one says you should instead edit your.apmrc config located in ~/.atom/.apmrc yet that file does not exist.
If you use the new atom editor from github and want to use the integrated installer for packages and themes behind a proxy server you have to configure the.apmrc file. If i start an apm config in atom/resources/app/apm it creates a.apmrc in my user directory.
At the windows platform you have to take care that you do not edit the.apmrc file located in the %userprofile%\.atom\.app\.apmrc. The file which is resides in %userprofile%\.atom\.apmrc is the right one. 22.07.2015 · looking around you can find postings specifying what to write into your.apmrc config file (which is the config of apm, the atom package manager).
At the windows platform you have to take care that you do not edit the.apmrc file located in the %userprofile%\.atom\.app\.apmrc. 30.08.2015 · maybe it's because i'm using atom portable... 30.08.2015 · maybe it's because i'm using atom portable.
The file which is resides in %userprofile%\.atom\.apmrc is the right one... At the windows platform you have to take care that you do not edit the.apmrc file located in the %userprofile%\.atom\.app\.apmrc. Here are some screenshots for reference: 27.02.2018 · interestingly the atom updates says that my installed packages (out of the box) are up to date, which would seem to indicate that this portion is working while the packages and themes do not.. If you use the new atom editor from github and want to use the integrated installer for packages and themes behind a proxy server you have to configure the.apmrc file.
If i start an apm config in atom/resources/app/apm it creates a.apmrc in my user directory... Now you look for that file and find it in. 30.08.2015 · maybe it's because i'm using atom portable. I only got one in the ~(progs/atom)/.atom/.apm folder but that one says you should instead edit your.apmrc config located in ~/.atom/.apmrc yet that file does not exist. $ npm config list && apm config list; 27.02.2018 · interestingly the atom updates says that my installed packages (out of the box) are up to date, which would seem to indicate that this portion is working while the packages and themes do not. Then click on view code as shown in below picture. If i start an apm config in atom/resources/app/apm it creates a.apmrc in my user directory. At the windows platform you have to take care that you do not edit the.apmrc file located in the %userprofile%\.atom\.app\.apmrc. The editable file goes in ~/.atom/.apmrc but people are editing their global apm rc file in ~/.atom/.apm/.apmrc which shouldn't be edited and gets wiped out on updates.. I only got one in the ~(progs/atom)/.atom/.apm folder but that one says you should instead edit your.apmrc config located in ~/.atom/.apmrc yet that file does not exist.
The file which is resides in %userprofile%\.atom\.apmrc is the right one.. .. The editable file goes in ~/.atom/.apmrc but people are editing their global apm rc file in ~/.atom/.apm/.apmrc which shouldn't be edited and gets wiped out on updates
22.07.2015 · looking around you can find postings specifying what to write into your.apmrc config file (which is the config of apm, the atom package manager). I only got one in the ~(progs/atom)/.atom/.apm folder but that one says you should instead edit your.apmrc config located in ~/.atom/.apmrc yet that file does not exist. Then click on view code as shown in below picture. 30.08.2015 · maybe it's because i'm using atom portable. 27.02.2018 · interestingly the atom updates says that my installed packages (out of the box) are up to date, which would seem to indicate that this portion is working while the packages and themes do not. $ npm config list && apm config list; The file which is resides in %userprofile%\.atom\.apmrc is the right one. The editable file goes in ~/.atom/.apmrc but people are editing their global apm rc file in ~/.atom/.apm/.apmrc which shouldn't be edited and gets wiped out on updates 22.07.2015 · looking around you can find postings specifying what to write into your.apmrc config file (which is the config of apm, the atom package manager).
22.07.2015 · looking around you can find postings specifying what to write into your.apmrc config file (which is the config of apm, the atom package manager). If you use the new atom editor from github and want to use the integrated installer for packages and themes behind a proxy server you have to configure the.apmrc file.. The file which is resides in %userprofile%\.atom\.apmrc is the right one.
