Visual Studio Code extension that enhances display of errors and warnings.
Visual Studio Code extension for Todo tracking based on "todo.txt" format.
Write and keep snippets for VSCode in a markdown file.
Like Ace Jump, but better. Quickly move cursor to visible location
chore: update changelog
2.22.0
fix: adding subtask at the end of the document fails
feat: nested tasks show in correct order in completeTask Quick Pick
fix: remove margin from ordered lists too
docs: working badges for README
feat: select close task after completing task in webview
chore: update dependencies
fix: handle more cases when selecting next task in webview on completion
fix: don't add whitespace after tag/project/context completion
feat: setting to control editor pie chart visibility
I was running a python script with PyQt6 and when using the meta class "pyqtProperty" the extension says "not defined" but it really is. I tried with PyQt5 but I still get that it is not defined. I don't know if this is a bug in the extension (although I have previously disabled and re-enabled it, closed VSCode, etc.. but nothing).
Attached photo:
ErrorLens highlights existing problems. There's squiggly underline - there's a problem.
Extension doesn't know anything about language specific stuff, that's why it works in any language that generates diagnostic. You can exclude problems with errorLens.exclude
setting.
docs: working badges for README
docs: add badges to README
fix: badges in README should be links
Is it possible to make the link pattern clickable without holding Alt
?
Thank you anyways for this neat extension and your other extensions as well. 😄
I made a different extension for this feature. MS Marketplace has problems publishing right now.
If you want you can download and install extension from .vsix
file:
https://open-vsx.org/extension/usernamehw/auto-open-link
chore: update changelog
1.0.0
fix: don't ignore the license file
fix: replace README badges for working ones
docs: add example with another type of variable
"autolink.queries": [
{
"linkPattern": "git@([^:]+):([^/]+)/([^.]+)\\.git",
"linkText": "https://${0}/${1}/${2}"
}
]
With the above rule, I expect clicking this text git@github.com:JenieX/project-name.git
to lead me to the repository main page, but it doesn't.
chore: rounded corners for icon
chore: update dependencies
refactor: ESLint warnings
feat: multiple replace groups (#3)
Maybe it should be a separate extension?
There is api to subscribe to event of onDidChangeTextEditorSelection
which changes on every cursor change (typing or clicking), but it can also distinguish between keyboard and mouse event origin. And it won't work if you click on the place where cursor already is.
No api.
It should already do that.
Do you have ESLint extension installed? I don't see the squiggly lines under the warning range. Is the warning generated in the PROBLEMS panel or is only shown in terminal?
My first question is how the state of each UI element would react to the density modes if they were individually set. Does the density mode stomp on those changes? do we introduce a "custom" setting?
One setting can be enough (string(global) or object(customized)). When switching density mode through the UI(Quick Pick) - if setting is of type object(user customized), then show notification with buttons or modal dialog with warning that it will overwrite it.
Also curious how deep this would go since density could be considered as applying to major UI parts (e.g. the status bar) but also to any number of tiny low-level UI details. I'd prefer to avoid a huge settings surface area if we allowed such customization.
One way is to start with the biggest chunks of interface and wait if users ask for smaller UI parts customization.
Nvm, it was because of
"editor.lineDecorationsWidth": "5",
"editor.showFoldingControls": "never",
"editor.showFoldingControls": "never",
Would be nice to configure parts separately:
"...": {
"titleBar": "default",
"statusBar": "comfortable",
"activityBar": "compact"
}
"references.preferredLocation": "view",
When running editor.action.goToReferences
at startup - before the TypeScript language have scanned the codebase, it returns only 1 reference (in the current opened file). There's no indication that this query result is incomplete (unless you know that this symbol is present in other files).
It would be great if there was an indication that the query result does not have all the data, or for it to rerun when all the references were computed.
"references.preferredLocation": "view",
When running editor.action.goToReferences
at startup - before the TypeScript language have scanned the codebase, it returns only 1 reference (in the current opened file). There's no indication that this query result is incomplete (unless you know that this symbol is present in other files).
It would be great if there was an indication that the query result does not have all the data, or for it to rerun when all the references were computed.
chore: update dependencies
chore: update changelog
2.21.0
feat: add todomd.savedFilters
to webview autocomplete
fix: add description to saved filter autocomplete
refactor: no sourcemap references for webview in production
fix: webview autocomplete position and width
Since the latest release 2.20.0 , autocomplete in WebView is broken for Tags, Projects and Contexts
Example: Type "+MyPr" and hit Tab or Enter for autocompletion. Instead of "+MyProject", the following text is entered: [object Object]
Filtering works fine when manually typing "+MyProject"
Thanks a lot!