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reStructuredText Language Support in Visual Studio Code

190.2.0

1 month ago

190.1.20

3 months ago

What's Changed

  • Revised doc8 and rstcheck integration by fixing a few bugs.

Full Changelog: https://github.com/vscode-restructuredtext/vscode-restructuredtext/compare/190.1.19...190.1.20

This release itself is stable, and is published to Marketplace as prerelease only because it depends on the prerelease of the Esbonio extension.

190.1.19

3 months ago

What's Changed

New Contributors

Full Changelog: https://github.com/vscode-restructuredtext/vscode-restructuredtext/compare/190.1.18...190.1.19

This release itself is stable, and is published to Marketplace as prerelease only because it depends on the prerelease of the Esbonio extension.

190.1.18

3 months ago

What's Changed

  • Fixed #435 by resolving Unicode string length counting.

Full Changelog: https://github.com/vscode-restructuredtext/vscode-restructuredtext/compare/190.1.17...190.1.18

This release itself is stable, and is published to Marketplace as prerelease only because it depends on the prerelease of the Esbonio extension.

190.1.17

3 months ago

What's Changed

  • Added rating collection.
  • Removed live preview and language server integration.
  • Revised dependent extension acquisition to enforce their installation.

Full Changelog: https://github.com/vscode-restructuredtext/vscode-restructuredtext/compare/190.1.4...190.1.17

This release itself is stable, and is published to Marketplace as prerelease only because it depends on the prerelease of the Esbonio extension.

189.3.0

1 year ago
  • Back ported latest line counting algorithm back for #121.

189.2.0

1 year ago
  • Fixed #404 by passing environments to language server.

189.1.0

1 year ago
  • Reduced the impact of #314 by moving editor features initialization earlier.

190.1.4

1 year ago

190.1.4

  • Removed log entries for irrelevant errors.

190.1.5 and above

While it sounds like a small test release, behind the scene major changes have been made. You are encouraged to give it a try and provide feedback in #415.

The steps to test out 190.1.5+ are,

  1. Install/open VS Code Insider and install preview build of this extension from VS Code Marketplace.
  2. Make sure you are using esbonio > 0.15.0.
  3. Open a sphinx project and check out the new sync scrolling implementation (with more accurate line counting) and the new live preview engine (much faster and more responsive while you make changes in documents).

Most features have been ported over to this new infrastructure, but we expect some features like single file preview mode to be broken. Make sure you report the issues in #415.

This is a collaboration among LeXtudio Inc., Robert Bosch GmbH, and Alex Carney. We hope to ship a stable release in early 2023. More preview builds and announcements are coming.

The latest source code is not available because we are cleaning up and reviewing the changes. All changes are expected to be made publicly available when we ship a stable release.

190.1.5 Release Notes

  • Switched to the new preview engine provided by Bosch.
  • Switched to esbonio-lextudio test package.
  • Disabled many legacy features.

190.1.6 Release Notes

  • Enabled more esbonio settings.

190.1.7 Release Notes

  • Fixed install package issues.

190.1.8 Release Notes

  • Updated build trigger for unsaved files.

190.1.9 Release Notes

  • Switched back to esbonio > 0.15.0 package.

190.1.10 Release Notes

  • Two-way sync scrolling is back in live preview panel.

190.1.3

1 year ago
  • Improved user platform logging to collect more information on operating systems.