Apologies for the radio silence recently. While finishing up Sublime 1.1 we decided to completely re-write the Sublime installer. We had been using an off-the-shelf product for our installer which worked okay initially. However, after digging into more of the details we decided to switch to the excellent open-source . While we believe this is a good long term decision, it did add quite a bit of development time to 1.1. We’re working the last bugs out of the installer now and should have 1.1 released soon.
So what’s new in 1.1? Well the biggest new feature is RSS Feeds. With Sublime 1.1, each repository will expose an RSS feed of the commit history. This can be a great alternative to email-based commit notifications. Each item in the RSS feed will show the time of the commit, the author, the commit message, and the list of changed files.
In addition to repository RSS feeds we added an RSS feed for administrators. This feed will contain important information about the server such as the success or failure of repository backups, information about new users or repositories created, etc.
We’ve been using both of these features on our internal servers for a couple of months and really like them. Hopefully you will two.
In addition to those features we’ve included a number of minor enhancements and bugfixes including:
- Turn On/Off Repository folder hierarchy. This allows administrators to specify whether repositories will be created in a folder hierarchy or a flat list.
- Better support for non-English Subversion servers
- UI bug fixes including better paging support for repositories with a large number of commits
- Email notifications enabled by default for new repositories
Thanks to all of you who have sent us feedback and suggestions. Once 1.1 is released we’ll post our plans for 1.2. Remember, 1.x releases of Sublime are free upgrades to anybody who has purchased a Sublime license.

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