Support ruby highlighting for 'Capfile's

[zw963]

Should be Capfile instead of capfile.

[sharkdp]

Thank you for reporting this. It should be fixed upstream (in sublimehq/Packages - it would be great if you could report it there). You can patch it locally by adding

--map-syntax 'Capfile:Ruby'

to your bat config file.

[zw963]

Okay, thank you.

[keith-hall]

note that Sublime Text will happily open a lowercase capfile with Ruby syntax (tested on Linux), which suggests it isn't case sensitive. Perhaps we need to alter syntect to also be case insensitive?

[sharkdp]

note that Sublime Text will happily open a lowercase capfile with Ruby syntax (tested on Linux), which suggests it isn't case sensitive. Perhaps we need to alter syntect to also be case insensitive?

Thank you for the hint. I have a feeling that we discussed this problem before...

[keith-hall]

I just noticed I got my comment wrong, but you understood correctly anyway :) to clarify, Capfile (and even CAPFILE) works in ST despite the syntax definition referring to capfile

[zw963]

to clarify, Capfile (and even CAPFILE) works in ST despite the syntax definition referring to capfile

But, current capfile not works when i open my project Capfile use bat if not specify config.

[keith-hall]

But, current capfile not works when i open my project Capfile use bat if not specify config.

Yes, sorry for not being clear. My point was that Sublime Text recognizes Capfile, so we need to change our (dependency's) code to behave the same way. Once we have updated the dependency (syntect) and reference a version with the fix, this will also work in bat without any need for changing the sublimehq/Packages repo (though it may still make sense to do so just for "correctness", for (fictional) example so that choosing an extension from a combobox would pick the correct case)

I have raised a PR to fix this in syntect: trishume/syntect#369