Releases: chvolkmann/code-connect
v0.3.2
v0.3.1
[0.3.1] - 2022-04-04
Changed
- Updated to reflect the VS Code binary location change from
~/.vscode-server/bin/<commit-id>/bin/code
to
~/.vscode-server/bin/<commit-id>/bin/remote-cli/code
in commit
f4ba7dd12b684b144457c6fc6ccc9f4fe71bde3c,
which was released in March 2022 (version
1.66). - Updated to support Python 3.5 and up.
- Silence the
which
command's stderr stream, because the GNUwhich
v2.21 command found on CentOS Stream 8 produces unnecessary error messages when we test for a locally installed VS Code binary. - Fixed a small formatting bug with an
if
statement in code.fish.
v0.3.0
Added
- bash uninstaller
Changed
-
code-connect
is now not just one alias anymore, but two aliases.-
The
code-connect
alias is added functionality of this repo, it points tocode_connect.py
-
The
code
alias checks whethercode
is in the PATH and omits usingcode-connect
in this case. This is useful for the integrated terminal as acode
executable is injected by VS Code into the PATH. Thus,code
should just run that existing executable, notcode-connect
instead.See #8
-
-
bash installer is now fancy
-
All bash-related files are now in the
bash/
folder -
All
code_connect.py
is now in thebin/
folder -
Fisher installation logic (#10)
v0.2.2
Added
- Code styling with black, isort and flake8
- Poetry for managing code style dev dependencies
- CI with Github Actions
- Bash installation script
- More docs on code_connect.py
v0.2.1
v0.2.0
- Integrates #2
Changed
-
source
was used to makecode
available throughcode_connect.py
, which only output a shell string.Now,
code_connect.py
is a direct wrapper aroundcode
and calls it as a subprocess. Thus,code_connect.py
can ne be used as an alias forcode
. No need toactivate
anything first. -
Scanning for a valid IPC socket is now done any time
code
is called.
Fixed
code
doesn't use stale IPC sockets anymore
v0.1.1
v0.1.0
Added
- Initial release of
code-connect
and the corresponding fish plugin