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Below two issues I was facing while trying to create ftps connection. 421 Sorry, cleartext sessions are not accepted on this server. Uncaught No protocol found in connection credential It was solved after some config changes, which I'm putting in the answer. Same should work for ftpes. Tried this and worked (see "secure" and "secureOptions" specifically): { "protocol": "ftp", "host": "***FTP_HOSTNAME_HERE***", "port": 21, "user": "***YOUR_USERNAME_HERE***", "pass": "***YOUR_PASSWORD_HERE***", "promptForPass": false, "remote": "***REMOTE_PATH_HERE***", "secure": true, "secureOptions": {

i am using a win 8-X64 machine, with a 1.8 GHZ processor core i5, i have both the atom editor and git bash installed on this machine, is there any process by which i can start atom text editor from the Git bash shell or vice versa. If you want to associate atom with all git operations, run: git config --global core.editor "atom --wait" If you just want to edit files, add an alias in git: git config --global alias.edit "! atom" and now you can edit any file by calling: git edit [filename] Add atom.exe file location in Your Environmental variables. Follow These steps: step 1. Right click on Your

I would like to have it highlighted like here in Sublime Text: I tried like suggested here : atom-text-editor, atom-text-editor::shadow { .meta.function-call.python { color: '#abcde'; } } However, Atom's deprecation says: Starting from Atom v1.13.0, the contents of atom-text-editor elements are no longer encapsulated within a shadow DOM boundary. This means you should stop using :host and ::shadow pseudo-selectors, and prepend all your syntax selectors with syntax-- . To prevent breakage with existing style sheets, Atom will automatically upgrade the following selectors: atom-text-editor .meta

I want to start a Flask app. I installed virtualenvwrapper to manage the packages but I can't let Atom know that the current project should use the virtualenv's python binary. from flask import Flask, render_template Using Atom's script runner, I get an "ImportError: No module named flask". I don't want the hassle of having to change to a terminal to run the app Have you tried the virtualenv package for Atom? Jacques In Linux: Start your virtual environment python. Launch atom from your python virtual environment. (EVP) abc $ atom That's all. I am the creator of a new package that adds support