v0.12.3

Features

• Adds support for generating a keystore file
• Adds support for looking up TypeScript controller source file instead of a JavaScript file

Fixes

• Improves the detection of event handlers so that arrow functions are now detected

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v0.12.2

Bug Fixes

• Fixes breakpoints not being hit in widget lib files when debugging
• Fixes updates requiring sudo not being handled correctly

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v0.12.1

Bug Fixes

• Fixes an issue where the Titanium SDK was not selected after installing

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v0.12.0

⚠ BREAKING CHANGES

• The minimum VS Code version is now 1.56.0

Features

• Adds support for multi-root workspaces
  • Each Titanium project (app or module) will be loaded. If multiple projects are loaded then commands such as build/generate will prompt for the folder to run within.
• Adds a recent builds section and packaging options to the Build explorer
  • The 5 most recent builds will be displayed in a new Recent section in the build explorer
  • A platforms packaging options will now be shown alongside the other platform targets
• Declares support for the upcoming VS Code Workspace Trust and Virtual Workspace features
  • Due to the features of this extension a workspace must be trusted before the extension will function. See the Workspace Trust docs for more information about Workspace Trust.

Bug Fixes

• Fixes a variety of issues with the providers
• Improves reliability of Android debug attachment

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v0.11.0

⚠ BREAKING CHANGES

• Removes the Generate Completions command as it is no longer required to regenerate completions manually, and removes the Init command as it is also no longer required
• Removes the item in the status bar that displayed the app name and sdk version and the command that would open the project on the platform

Features

• Adds support for using the OSS tooling instead of Appc CLI
• Adds a Welcome Views for the different states (no tooling installed, no project open), allowing easier tooling installation and project creation.
• Adds a Help and Feedback view with links to helpful sites

Bug Fixes

• Fixes an issue where the variables were not shown in the variables panel when debugging on iOS 13.4 and above
• Fixes an issue where selected updates were ignored and all updates were installed instead

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v0.10.1

• Fixes an issue with Titanium completions not generating and loading correctly
• Fixes an issue with project creation on Windows

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v0.10.0

Highlights:

• Adds Node.js to the environment detection
• Refresh devices list on device selection during build
• Allow selecting Android and iOS codebase during module creation (requires SDK 9.1.0+ and CLI 8.1.1+)
• Always show "Run" button in Build Explorer, will cancel the current build and trigger a new build if it is clicked
• Support variable usage in task defintions

** BREAKING CHANGE**: Minimum VS Code version is now 1.49.0 (August 2020)

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v0.9.1

This release updates titanium-editor-commons to fix a bug in the SDK install logic to ensure compatibility when installing the future 9.2.0.GA release

v0.9.0

Highlights:

• Fixes a regression where folders could not be selected when packing projects
• Allows setting an iOS simulator version on task configurations
• Adds the ability to output dist-appstore builds into the Xcode Organizer.

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v0.8.0

Breaking changes:

• Windows target support has been removed. Windows devices and emulators will no longer show in the Build Explorer
• Setting a deviceId and target in a debug configuration in the launch.json file is no longer supported. You can now either start debugging via the debug icon in the Build Explorer, or configure a preLaunchTask in your debug configuration that points to a task with these properties, see Specifying a pre-launch task for more details
• The Run command will now run modules and not package them. To package modules use the Distribute command.
• The Refresh Devices option in the Build Explorer has been moved under the ... menu.

Highlights:

• The extension now contributes tasks that you can configure for building or packaging. Read the docs for information on configuring tasks.
• You can now start debugging a specific device from the Build Explorer
• Fixed an issue when generating Alloy components that already existed

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