Plugin assumes that you have your octopress folder opened in the file pane. For now, 'octopress folder' means 'first folder with Rakefile in it' :)
OS X Pitfall: Octopress uses rake, which uses ruby. If you run Sublime Text 2 from the GUI (dock/launchpad/etc.) it may not see your bash environment, including your usual ruby path. To fix this you need to add necessary environment variables to ~/.MacOSX/environment.plist. It could be done manually or using a simple script like this one. The changes to the environment symbol definitions will become active the next time you log in.
Copy/clone repo contents to Packages/Octopress directory.
New post...- create a new post (asks for title)Deploy- deploys blog (may block for a few seconds, to be improved in the future)
- Better packaging
- Other commands (generate, preview, etc.)
- Store octopress dir in config