News: November 2018

Sublime HQ's Git Client, Sublime Merge, is out now with Interactive Rebase, a new Contents View, and Word Wrap - see the full post for more details.

While we continue to add more features and polish to the default Sublime Merge experience, we know that developers love the ability to tweak their tools. Sublime Merge is built on the same foundation as Sublime Text, so you can tweak key bindings, menus, command palette entries, and even the look and feel of the UI.

To assist, we’ve just rolled out a number of pages of documentation for users who wish to customize Sublime Merge to look and function a little differently. In addition, we’ve added a new documentation section for the dev builds of Sublime Text. It covers all of the features we added during the development of Sublime Merge.