Package Settings menu still use "Base File.sublime-settings"

[bizoo]

In Main.sublime-menu this section still open "Base File.sublime-settings", which was replaced by "Preferences.sublime-settings" in Build 2174:
{
"command": "open_file",
"args": {"file": "${packages}/Alignment/Base File.sublime-settings"},
"caption": "Settings – Default"
},
{
"command": "open_file",
"args": {"file": "${packages}/User/Base File.sublime-settings"},
"caption": "Settings – User"
},

And renaming the file "Base File.sublime-settings" to "Preferences.sublime-settings" is probably a good idea too.

[simonrad]

Either "Base File" or "Preferences" seems like a problematic name when it's in the User directory - those names are way too general given that they refer to Alignment. It should be called "Alignment.sublime-settings". However, this requires changing the name of the file in the Alignment package as well. Not sure how to change the filename Sublime looks for.

[geo4orce]

Confirming. Moreover, this file

~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 3/Packages/User/Base File.sublime-settings

conflicts with the following package in ST3

https://sublime.wbond.net/packages/DocBlockr

[mattst]

The use of Base File.sublime-settings also conflicts with the Wrap Plus package resulting in my having to use User/Base File.sublime-settings for both my Alignment and Wrap Plus settings instead of being able to use User/Alignment.sublime-settings and User/Wrap Plus.sublime-settings which is surely what the design for the Sublime Text settings system intended.

What's odd is that wbond is a Sublime Text plugin guru and his amazing Package Control plugin does use User/Package Control.sublime-settings, so I suspect changing the name of the Alignment settings file is very low priority. Unless I'm missing something...

Perhaps wbond might clarify things, if he's not to busy?

P.S. wbond - Thanks for all your work on Package Control, IMO it really is by far the most useful ST plugin that anyone has ever written, and Alignment is v. useful too. </obsequious>