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How to stop Sublime Text from showing the build time?
When I build a program in Sublime Text 4, it will always show [Finished in XXXms] at the end of the output(image below). How can I stop that from happening? It's just a little bothersome since I include a timer in all of my small programs that I build in sublime.
Solution
If you are using the default build system command, you can add "quiet": true, to the build system you are using to prevent the [Finished] line from appearing. To edit the build system (.sublime-build file) you will want to use https://packagecontrol.io/packages/OverrideAudit
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