'Plain text (fish)' overrides the real 'Fish' syntax

[eugenesvk]

I don't have any errors like those reported in this issue #48, so not sure whether this is a duplicate.
I just have the real Fish syntax (from https://packagecontrol.io/packages/fish) overridden by your package's Plain Text (Fish) and even when I manually delete ~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text/Packages/zzz A File Icon zzz/aliases/Plain Text (Fish).sublime-syntax, it just gets recreated and continues to override the real Fish syntax.

Expected Behavior

A .fish file with a Fish package installed should be recognized to have a Fish syntax

Current Behavior

Plain Text (Fish) overrides this behavior

Possible Solution

Not sure since I don't entirely understand the role of these Plain text stubs

Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)

I've tested this in a safe mode (i.e. with no other packages, caches, indexes etc):

• Launch Sublime in a safe mode
• install Package Control
• install fish package
• test that fish syntax is working on a .fish
• install your package
• reopen a .fish file and see that the syntax is Plain Text (Fish) instead of Fish

Context

I can't properly syntax-highlight fish config files I'm editing

Your Environment

ST4 4113
macOS 10.15.7

Output of Package Settings → A File Icon → Environment command (also available via Command Palette)
Don't have this command

ST Console output (`View → Show Console`) with `"dev_mode": true` option in A File Icon.sublime-settings

``` A File Icon: Initializing settings A File Icon: Initializing icons >>> All the necessary icons are provided A File Icon: Getting installed themes >>> {'Theme - Default': ['Adaptive.sublime-theme', 'Default Dark.sublime-theme', 'Default.sublime-theme'], 'ayu': ['ayu-dark.sublime-theme', 'ayu-light.sublime-theme', 'ayu-mirage.sublime-theme'], 'Material Theme': ['Material-Theme-Darker.sublime-theme', 'Material-Theme-Lighter.sublime-theme', 'Material-Theme-Palenight.sublime-theme', 'Material-Theme.sublime-theme'], 'Seti_UI': ['Seti.sublime-theme', 'Seti_orig.sublime-theme']} A File Icon: Getting the list of theme packages with customization support >>> {'Material Theme', 'ayu'} A File Icon: Preparing general patch >>> [{'class': 'icon_file_type', 'layer0.tint': None, 'layer0.opacity': 0.9, 'content_margin': [8, 8]}, {'class': 'icon_file_type', 'layer0.tint': None, 'parents': [{'class': 'tree_row', 'attributes': ['hover']}], 'layer0.opacity': 0.7}, {'class': 'icon_file_type', 'layer0.tint': None, 'parents': [{'class': 'tree_row', 'attributes': ['selected']}], 'layer0.opacity': 1.0}] A File Icon: Preparing specific patch >>> [{'class': 'icon_file_type', 'layer0.tint': None}] A File Icon: Patching themes A File Icon: Ignored `Adaptive.sublime-theme` A File Icon: Ignored `Default Dark.sublime-theme` A File Icon: Ignored `Default.sublime-theme` A File Icon: Checking icons for ayu... A File Icon: Ignored `ayu-dark.sublime-theme` A File Icon: Ignored `ayu-light.sublime-theme` A File Icon: Ignored `ayu-mirage.sublime-theme` A File Icon: Checking icons for Material Theme... A File Icon: Ignored `Material-Theme-Darker.sublime-theme` A File Icon: Ignored `Material-Theme-Lighter.sublime-theme` A File Icon: Ignored `Material-Theme-Palenight.sublime-theme` A File Icon: Ignored `Material-Theme.sublime-theme` A File Icon: Ignored `Seti.sublime-theme` A File Icon: Ignored `Seti_orig.sublime-theme` A File Icon: Removing obsolete theme patches A File Icon: Updating aliases ```

[deathaxe]

It turned out, A File Icon assumed the wrong main scope source.fish. It is corrected to source.shell.fish.

A new release is cut and should arive soon via Package Control automatically.

The dummy syntax Plain Text (Fish) will be removed upon next start of ST after upgrade to 3.15.12.