Just had 258 files that were changed that I was trying to close all and ignore changes, but there was no way to do that, so I ended up having to go to OS X activity monitor and quit the process. Would be nice to have a flag that came up when there were that many files to avoid having to confirm close by clicking a button 258 times.

Common..10.7 as minimal requirement for program that is enhanced notepad written in python? Very annoying. Developers should not ignore system which is still officially available to buy in Apple Store. Especially when old Windows versions re still supported. :(

Every time you want to build with a specific build system (that is not the currently selected) you have to first select the build system in Tools menu and then execute the build. To make this process less tedious the available build systems should be show on the Command Palette (to select and/or to run the build with that system) and/or there should be a command to show the available build systems and execute them.

http://sublimetext.userecho.com/topic/43409-ignore-file-types-and-directories-in-project-when-using-goto-anything/

However, as with the original (which has been marked closed) I would idealy like this on a per-project basis, because I want to exclude packaged javascript files.

Ideally I would still like to see them in the project, since it can be useful to have a look at the packages results, but I don't want to see duplicates for almost everything in "Go To Anything" results.

It's not a huge deal since Go To Anything is pretty smart and I can just prefix my terms with "src" to get only source files.