Sublime Text's latest update adds right sidebar, support for TOML & Oh My ZSH, and more

Sublime Text version 4200 introduces several changes set to impact daily workflows. Users now have the ability to move the sidebar to the right-hand side, offering greater flexibility in customizing their workspace. In addition, this release brings built-in support for TOML and Oh My ZSH, broadening out-of-the-box language and configuration compatibility.

Alongside these front-facing updates, build systems can now use the "interactive": true setting. This allows for direct user input during program execution within Sublime Text, which is especially useful for projects that require runtime user feedback. While previously having many cursors could severely impact performance, the editor now remains responsive even with over 100,000 cursors present.

Following these feature upgrades, users working with SQL, ActionScript, Diff, Bash, and Graphviz files will notice rewritten syntax highlighting. Additionally, the update brings improvements to Git status performance, further speeding up daily development tasks.

With this release, Python 3.8 support has been upgraded to Python 3.13, and Python 3.3 is being phased out. Looking ahead, Sublime Text will raise its minimum system requirements: future versions will need macOS 10.13 or newer and at least Windows 10.