Sublime Merge 2 – Features and Flexibility

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内容简介：From the first release of Sublime Merge, we talked about the simple joy of software that ‘gets it really right’. For our team it means going beyond the minimum, making software as good as it can be, and paying attention to the details.It’s been almost two

From the first release of Sublime Merge, we talked about the simple joy of software that ‘gets it really right’. For our team it means going beyond the minimum, making software as good as it can be, and paying attention to the details.

It’s been almost two years since Sublime Merge was launched, and our focus hasn’t changed. Our aim for the newest update was to ‘get it really right’ when it comes to flexibility and customization.

Our community uses Sublime Merge in many different ways; from reviewing commits on a tablet, to writing thousands of lines of code on a desktop computer.

The latest version of Sublime Merge is packed full of upgrades, but we want to highlight some of the ways we’re giving you flexibility in the way you work. We’ve included the full list of changes at the bottom of this post (spoiler: there’s a lot)

Repository-Level Tabs - use tabs to quickly navigate between multiple repositories
Upgraded Commit UI - focus on what’s important with an upgraded commit UI
Flexible Layouts - adapt the layout to fit your context and workflow
Hardware Acceleration - harness your device's power with OpenGL rendering

To get started straight away, visit the download page .

Tabs. Tabs. Tabs.

As developers, we know that windows can be cumbersome. We want to give you the tools you need to focus on your work, not on managing windows.

The new update provides the flexibility to view all your projects in one window. Sublime Merge 2 – Features and Flexibility

Repository Level Tabs

Upgraded Commit UI

We’ve re-worked the commit UI to support different workflows. You can now configure the commit message position, and toggle between individual files using file tabs. You’ll also notice the new file stats. Sublime Merge 2 – Features and Flexibility

Upgraded Commit UI

Your Git Client. Your Layout.

With the wide variety of displays available today, it’s important to have a flexible layout that works for you. Starting today, you can simply select the layout that fits your set up. Whether you’re on your 4K desktop screen, your work laptop, or even a tablet, we’ve got you covered. Sublime Merge 2 – Features and Flexibility

Flexible Layouts

Even Faster :rocket:

We're excited to announce support for hardware acceleration in Sublime Merge. Powered by OpenGL, this will deliver significant rendering performance improvements on all platforms. It is enabled by default on MacOS, and can be controlled via the advanced section of the preferences.

What’s Next

Review Workflow

Many of us use Sublime Merge to manage and share our work, but some of us also use it to review work. File tabs have improved this process significantly, but there’s more work to do. Keep your eyes out for multiple improvements focused on improving your ability to review.

Image Diffs

If you’re using Git, chances are you’re working with images too. Just like code, it’s important to see what’s changed when modifying image files. We want to make reviewing image changes as seamless as reviewing code changes.

Plugin Support

It’s incredible to see what the community has built using the plugin system for Sublime Text. The plugin system offers the power and flexibility needed to truly personalize your experience. We know this is an important part of software that gets it really right, so we’ll be bringing it to Sublime Merge.

The Team Behind Sublime Merge

We’ve got big plans for the Sublime Merge team, and we’re full steam ahead! Our team is growing, and we’d like to welcome our new developer, David! You can thank him for features such as commit stats, the new console, and some great performance improvements in Sublime Merge.

Hello hello, I’m David, one of the software engineers at Sublime HQ. I’m usually the quiet guy that enjoys making silly jokes whenever I’m given the chance. As a programmer, I enjoy learning how to make traditional software, and writing clean compact code. In my own time I’ve been learning how to draw digitally.

Feedback

As always, we’re excited to hear your thoughts. We’ll be on theforum listening to any feedback. We also have an official bug tracker , where you can share your ideas for features.

Thank You

We know times are tough on a global scale at the moment, and our thoughts are with all of you. We’d like to take this time to thank you for your feedback and participation, whether it be on the forums or the Discord server. Through this, you have guided Sublime Merge to where it is today. We’re excited to continue delivering the best Git experience to you.

Sublime Merge 2 Changelog

General

New UI, including repository tabs
GPU Rendering
UI: Reworked Commit Dialog
UI: Added repository tabs, to have multiple repositories open in a single window
UI: Added file tabs when viewing the contents of a commit
Implement commit signature creation and validation
Added a lines changed indicator to commits
Added command history, available from the Show Git Output icon in the tool bar
Added commit message history, available from the dropdown arrow in the commit message box
Added support for non-overlay scrollbars in diffs
Added Resolve Ours / Resolve Theirs dropdown to unmerged files
URLs in commit messages and git output can be opened via the context menu
Left and Right keys can be used to expand/collapse merge commits
Added Navigate/Go to Child
Stash commands no longer supply -q by default, to work around a bug in Git 2.24
Checking out a hidden ref will make the ref visible
Add Recent Repositories to Welcome Page
Search: Added before and after operators
Added set_preference and toggle_preference commands
Added gitflow publish support
Preferences: Updating settings via the preferences dialog no longer clears comments in the settings file
Preferences: Added Preferences entry for Ignore Whitespace in diffs
Added checks for pushDefault and pushRemote when pushing
Added Tools/Show Console
Improved selection behavior while loading large repositories
Improved menu auto hide behavior on Linux and Windows
Improved performance with a very large number of untracked or modified files
Improved performance in repositories with a large number of authors
Running smerge without any arguments will focus the current window, if any
Fixed not being able to commit when email is set to empty string
Fixed a bug in destination path calculation in the clone dialog
Fixed Create Tag with an empty message creating the tag incorrectly
Fixed hunk staging using the wrong encoding in some scenarios
Fixed shift+enter staging a file even when focus is in commit message box

Merge Tool

Indentation settings are now automatically detected from the contents of the file
Saving a file with unresolved conflicts will warn before saving
Added a preference to trim trailing whitespace on save

GPU Rendering

New hardware_acceleration setting will composite the UI on the GPU
By default, GPU rendering is enabled on Mac, and disabled on Windows and Linux. This can be changed via the Preferences dialog.
Details about the active GPU will be displayed in the Console

Git

Git: Added support for smudge and clean filters, enabling Git LFS support
Git: Improved handling of the working-tree-encoding attribute
Git: Improved parsing of .gitattributes files
Git: Added support for GUI encoding config
Windows and Mac: Updated bundled Git to 2.26.2
Windows: Fixed core.worktree support
Submodules: Added Initialize All Submodules context menu
Submodules: The location bar now indicates the value of HEAD for each submodule

Editor Control

Expanded draw_white_space setting, supporting leading and trailing white space
Unicode white space characters, such as the zero width no-break space, are now drawn as hex values. Controlled via draw_unicode_white_space setting.
Spell Checking: Added support for languages with upper case characters after start of word
Spell Checking: Updated dictionaries
Spell Checking: Added support for non-utf8 dictionaries
Spell Checking: System dictionaries are now available on Linux
Spell Checking: Dictionaries in ~/Library/Spelling are now available on Mac
Linux: Text drag and drop is now supported
Linux: Added support for alternate font weight names
Linux: Selection is no longer cleared when another application makes a selection

Text Commands

Improved behavior of Wrap Paragraph
Improved behavior of Swap Lines
Added Selection/Expand Selection as a general mechanism to expand the selection
Selection/Split into Lines will now split a selection into words if the selection doesn't contain any newlines
Fixed swap_line_down not being able to swap an empty line onto the last line of a file

Input Handling

Modifier key taps can now be used as part of a key binding. For example, ["ctrl", "ctrl"] will trigger when Ctrl is pressed twice without pressing any other keys in between.
Linux: AltGr can now be used in key bindings via altgr
Linux: Added a workaround for a touchscreen driver bug, which would cause right click and mouse scrolling to stop working
Linux: When the menu is hidden, pressing alt will show it
Linux: Improved compatibility with some keyboard layouts
Mac: Fix Pinyin input
Mac: Keypad keys can now be bound to as expected
Mac: Improved compatibility with some keyboard layouts
Windows, Linux: Hide mouse cursor when typing. Controlled via hide_pointer_while_typing setting.
Windows, Linux: Fixed being unable to bind Ctrl+Break
Windows: Improved IME support
Windows, Linux: Added Shift+F10 key binding to open the context menu

UI

Added highlight_gutter and highlight_line_number settings
Themes now have a style property for title_bar element, for better integration with OS "dark modes"
Color Schemes: Added glow font option to color schemes
Color Schemes: Added support for the underline font style
Linux: Show sequential key bindings in the menu
Linux: Fixed context menu position being slightly offset

Rendering

Windows, Linux: Added support for per-display subpixel ordering
Mac: Improved window resize performance
Windows: Fixed rendering bug where other applications could cause persistent artifacts via window animations

Application Behavior

Added Safe Mode , to simulate a clean install. Enabled by passing --safe-mode on the command line.
Holding down Shift on Windows, or Option on macOS, will start Sublime Merge in Safe Mode
Settings containing a UTF-8 BOM will no longer fail to load

Syntax Definitions

Added ability to "branch" within syntax definitions, for non-deterministic or multi-line constructs
Many syntax highlighting improvements, including significant improvements to:
- Erlang , with thanks to deathaxe
Improved syntax definition load time
Fixed a performance issue with bounded repeats in regular expressions

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