joeferraro commented on Apr 12
Hey guys, so it doesn't look particularly straightforward to support TLS 1.1 in the Python-based mm tool. In the meantime, we're recommending folks use the node-based betas: https://github.com/joeferraro/MavensMate-SublimeText#version-7-betas
hemmeter commented on Apr 12
Upgraded to version 7 betas did the trick
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sameersheikh commented on Jun 27
@Jeremywhiteley - I have found how to do it ( I have done on my Mac Machine, so if you are on windows I believe its pretty much the same too)
When you get the error for TLS, the first thing you need to do is:
Step 1:
Go to Mavensmate tab on sublime Text --> Settings --> User Plugin Settings. Open it in sublime
On the file set the value true as shown in code below from the same file By default your machine will install the Mavensmate-app on the below default directories(I assume):
//set to true if you would like to automatically start MavensMate-app when Sublime Text opens
"mm_start_mavensmate_app" : **true,
// set to full path of MavensMate-app (MavensMate.app on OSX, MavensMate.exe on Windows, etc.)
"mm_mavensmate_app_location" : {
"osx": "/Applications/MavensMate.app",
"windows": "C:\\Program Files\\MavensMate.exe",
"linux": ""
},**
Step 2:
Download and Install Mavesmate-app from the url. Choose according to your operating system:
https://github.com/joeferraro/mavensmate-app/releases
Step 3:
Once Installed, open the MavensMate app from the installed apps and go to the app Settings by click right top bars. Set your Workspace (Copy it exactly and change your name whereever you have installed it) : ["/Users/Jeremy.xyz/workspace"]
Once entered, click on the app anywhere to make sure it has saved the settings. Restart your sublime.
Please make a note that the Mavensmate app needs to be running along side your sublime in order to work. [my emphasis]
Best Answer
I just experienced this problem myself on Windows. I resolved it by updating the VS Code path in the Mavensmate Desktop Settings (gear icon in the upper-right).
The path that worked for me was: C:\\Program Files (x86)\\Microsoft VS Code\\Code.exe