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@stkb stkb released this 21 Feb 11:41
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17.8

  • Fix error when using "Rewrap At..." command (#324)

17.7

  • New feature: Run rewrap on save (#165)
  • Markdown: Fix front-matter marker rules (#321)
  • Support VS Code for the Web (#314): Attempt 2

17.6

  • Support .rmd files as markdown (#245)
  • Basic support for Textile files as markdown (#271)
  • Support FIDL (#255), Pascal/Delphi (#97) & pylintrc files (#121)
  • Shell script: Ignore shebangs (#129)
  • Attempt at supporting VS Code for the Web (#314)

17.5

  • Add '//'-comments to CSS (workaround for #309)
  • Fix batch files: case-insensitive "REM" and "@" prefix (#313)
  • Fix the document being 'modified' if there were no actual changes (#308, #315)
  • Rewritten code that applies edits to the document and fixes the selections after wrapping. Is more efficient and should hopefully fix issues with autowrap when typing too fast (#207). For the most part you should notice no changes but please report any bugs where the selection after wrapping is not as expected.

17.4

  • Make the rule of ending a line with 2 spaces to preserve the line-break after work everywhere.
  • Support Prisma (#306)

17.3

  • MDX files: Treat as Markdown.

17.2

  • Lua: Support --[=[ block comments (#290)
  • VS Code: Attempt to prevent rare "TextEditor has been disposed" error (#100)

17.1

  • VS Code: Change extension activation event from on startup to "onStartupFinished". This should help to avoid slowing down VS Code startup. Testing to see if any problems come from this.

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Visual Studio

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