User can choose whether to sync user settings of PackageSync

This option is being provided on demand from multiple users. But do use this with extreme Caution.

Reduced logging for debug logs

Added the debug option to PackageSync.sublime-settings to reduce the logs generated by PackageSync to only error logs.

Added support for online syncing of packages & user settings

2.0.0

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Added support for Sublime Text 2

PackageSync now supports Sublime Text 2 as well.

Do note that not all Sublime Text 3 packages are compatible with Sublime Text 2. So asses the backup taken form Sublime Text 3 properly before backward restore operation.

Preserve existing packages during restore operation

PackageSync now allows user to determine if they want to preserve or overwrite the existing packages during restore operation. This is controlled via the setting preserve_packages.

Bug Fix

Bug Fixes:

1. Package Control.sublime-settings was not being restored:
   Fix: The restore operation for this file would be performed in a delayed manner in order to allow installation of missing/new packages.

Feature to Come:
The next release would be published soon. It would allow users to restore from existing backups without the worry of already present packages getting removed.
This was currently a limitation of PackageSync that had not yet crossed my mind.

Bug fixes for restore operation

Bug Fixes:

• PackageSync was getting removed upon restoring to fresh machine:
  Fix: PackageSync would always be a part of the sync operation.
• Restore from folder always user default path of user desktop:
  Fix: Now default path is used if prompt is off & path provided in settings is false.
• User settings for PackageSync were getting removed upon restore:
  Fix: PackageSync now ensures that the user settings for itself are maintained across sync operations.

Restructured file inclusion & exclusion list

File inclusion & exclusion list has been restructured.

By default, files of the following format are included:

• .sublime- (with the exclusion of *.sublime-package)
• *.tmLanguage
• *.tmTheme
• *.tmPreferences
• *.json
• *.png
• *.txt
• *.py
• *.md

By default, files of the following format are ignored:

• *.sublime-package (The packages are installed via Package Control when restoring the backup.)
• *.DS_Store
• Package Control.last-run
• Package Control.ca-list
• Package Control.ca-bundle
• Package Control.system-ca-bundle

This has been done in order to help users sync their custom packages as well
as to cater to the requirements of other packages.

Added additional file-types for inclusion

Following file types are now also included by default when syncing:

• *.sublime-mousemap
• *.json
• *.py
• *.md
• *.txt

Added support for user-defined backup location

The package now supports user defined settings for location to backup from or restore to.

Also, user now has the ability to provide a separate location for each backup/restore operation. For this, the setting prompt_for_location needs to be turned on.

Additionally, the ability to ignore specific files (ignore_files), ignore specific directories (ignore_dirs) & a restriction to the types of files that can be synced (include_files) has also been added. This setting is also user configurable.

Read the documentation for more details.