Add preliminary bundle install support.
Update ramte

The new version supports reading settings from /etc/rmate.rc and ~/.rmate.rc.

It also does a better atomic save.
Updated Preferences icons for HiDPI displays.
Make OakRunIOAlertPanel accessible from C++

I moved it to a C header. An alternative would be to put some #ifdef’s around the Objective-C stuff in OakAppKit.h, but with the standalone header, it’s clear that this is the only thing we need from OakAppKit.
Test if bind or listen fails

This is motivated by issue #165 where someone reports the named socket does not exist.
Retire code necessary to gracefully upgrade from r9110
Allow relaunch without user interaction
Software update no longer asks about saving changes

If session restore has been disabled then we will still ask, since the user would otherwise lose his changes. Ideally we’d launch the new instances with session restore temporarily enabled.
Pasting on empty line no longer inserts newline

This closes issue #69.
Split disableIndentCorrections into two settings

The `disableIndentCorrections` setting now only disables the (aggressive) indent corrections that TextMate does while you type.

There is an additional `indentOnPaste` which you can set to:

1. `simple` — this is the indent behavior which was previously implied when setting `disableIndentCorrections`. It indents the paste to the position of the caret and works well for Python.
2. `disable` — the text is inserted as-is without indenting it.
3. «unset» — indent the paste based on the indent patterns of the current scope.
Add gdb targets to build.ninja

Since ninja run each build job with its own stdin/out/err we can’t launch gdb itself in a build job, so we use osascript to launch gdb in a new window.

I used Terminal for this only because it is simpler to script than iTerm2.
Checkin release notes
Let configure create DefaultBundles.tbz

Motivated by a lot of “where is the syntax highlight?” questions from users that build from source, we now always create the DefaultBundles.tbz (if it doesn’t exist).
Favorites prefixed with ‘[DIR]’ show folders within

For example if you have all your projects under ~/Projects then you can do:

    mkdir -p ~/Library/Application\ Support/TextMate/Favorites
    cd ~/Library/Application\ Support/TextMate/Favorites
    ln -s ~/Projects "[DIR] My Projects"

This will then have all the folders inside ~/Projects show when you choose Open Favorites… (⇧⌘O).

Long-term it might be useful to store actual property lists in the favorites folder, akin to smart folders (i.e. describe a query for what to show) and/or allow descending into the folders shown in the ⇧⌘O window.
Download URL now taken from the GitHub response

Previously it was based on a hardcoded URL template. This also adds an extra check on the GitHub response, to see if we actually got a URL back.
Update URL for ninja and CxxTest bundles

These are now stored at the TextMate GitHub account.
Use Objective-C literals

This brings it in line with the rest of the source, which have embraced these.
Go to SCM Status is now a toggle

This is implemented by invoking “go back” if already showing an SCM URL. If there is no history (unlikely) then we instead “go up (parent)” which should take us to the root of the repository.
Add deselectAll: to OakFileBrowser

I feel that the better API would be to make the selectedURLs property r/w (instead of read-only), but that is more involved since there is the case of setting a selection while the file browser is still loading items.
Go to Current Document is now a toggle

This also works as a (quick) way to deselect all in the file browser (i.e. hit ⌃⌘R twice) which is useful when one wants to run commands on the entire project (e.g. Git → Show Uncommitted Changes).