SFTP.sublime-settings

{
	// Hide the output panel:
	//  - false  = never
	//  - number = seconds after completion
	//  - true   = always
	"hide_output_panel": 1,

	// Frequency in milliseconds that sftp_monitor_file command checks
	// modification time of file. This uses lstat, so it is not an I/O
	// intensive operation, especially since the OS has a filesystem cache
	"monitoring_frequency": 200,

	// Number of milliseconds to wait after a file change is detected before
	// starting the upload. This can help if the old version of a file is
	// being uploaded.
	"monitoring_upload_delay": 500,

	// If you want to use ftps on Linux you need the ssl module, which does
	// not come included with Sublime due to compatiblity issues. I've compiled
	// different ssl modules for both 32bit and 64bit and included them.
	// You can try enabling this, but if Sublime starts crashing, you know
	// what to disable. Sublime must be restarted after changing this setting.
	"linux_enable_ssl": false,

	// If the temp folder created for diff operations should be deleted when
	// the diff completes. If this is set to false, the user is responsible
	// for cleaning up temp folders. This only applies to situations when
	// diff_command is set.
	"delete_temp_diff_folder": true,

	// If debug output should be printed to the console
	// True or 1 outputs FTP/SFTP commands, 2 is more verbose
	"debug": false
	//,"debug_log_file": "C:\\Users\\Username\\Desktop\\sublime_sftp_debug.txt"
	//,"debug_log_file": "/Users/username/Desktop/sublime_sftp_debug.txt"
	//,"debug_log_file": "/home/username/Desktop/sublime_sftp_debug.txt"

	// The command line arguments to open an external diff tool. The local file
	// path will replace any parameter equal to %1$s and the file path of the
	// local temp file representing the remote file will replace any parameter
	// equal to %2$s
	//,"diff_command": ["/usr/bin/meld", "%1$s", "%2$s"]
	//,"diff_command": ["C:\\Program Files (x86)\\WinMerge\\WinMergeU.exe", "%1$s", "%2$s"]
	//,"diff_command": ["/usr/bin/opendiff", "%1$s", "%2$s"]
 
	// On Windows machines, git and hg are often not in the path and if they
	// are not in one of the default install locations, their path must be
	// specified here for the VCS-based commands to work
	//,"git_binary_path": "C:\\Program Files\\Msysgit\\bin\\git.exe"
	//,"hg_binary_path": "C:\\Program Files\\Mercurial\\hg.exe"
	//,"svn_binary_path": "/usr/bin/svn"
}