First, you'll need to create a soft link to the subl command. If you haven't already, create a personal bin directory:
mkdir ~/bin then create the soft link:
ln -s "/Applications/Sublime Text 2.app/Contents/SharedSupport/bin/subl" ~/bin/subl Next, open your .zshrc and add the following to the end:
export PATH=$PATH:~/bin Now restart Terminal.app (or whichever term program you're using) and you should be able to open any file in ST2 from the command line using the subl command. Since your $EDITOR variable is already set properly, bundle open devise should work as expected. Keep in mind that if you have the MacPorts version of Python installed, you'll need to open Sublime Text 2.app from the Finder before the command line subl command will work.