Some apps store additional information for those apps that do so, this is detailed as well. Please jump to the relevant section of this document to understand exactly what data each of our apps records, so that you can manage the retention of this data. However, as with most any app, our programs do store data: Each app has its own preference settings, at the least, on your computer.
In addition, our apps don't share data with any third parties: There are no embedded analytics, advertising networks, or third-party SDKs that collect any of your data. As such, none of our apps transmit any information about you, your computer, or your usage of our apps to us. looking inside the sublime-package file).Many Tricks is a privacy-centric company: We believe that what you do with our apps is your business, and we have no interest in collecting data on you, your computer, or how you're using our apps. In this case the calling code recognizes the error and then does something else in response (i.e. Normally you would want to see an error message in that case, so the command writes it to the console. I would guess that the message is the result of the command internally reusing file opening code used elsewhere in the Sublime core.
Thus it falls back to the version in the Default.sublime-package file, gets the data, and shows you the preferences. So, the error message is just the command saying that it tried to load the file from the Packages folder but was unable to do so.
the ability to modify the contents of a package without directly modifying the sublime-package file (which will get replaced without warning on upgrade because you’re not supposed to touch them). This is the basis of overrides in Sublime, i.e. Whenever loading any package file, Sublime looks for a file in the Packages folder first, and then only loads the version from the sublime-package file if there is no such file found. That can exist in two places it can exist inside of Default.sublime-package, and it can exist in a file named Preferences.sublime-settings inside of a folder named Default inside of the packages folder, which on MacOS is $HOME/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 3/Packages. The internal command used to open settings is trying to open the file Default/Preferences.sublime-settings that is, a file named Preferences.sublime-settings from the package named Default. Preferences load properly, it`s just that I get that error message.
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