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Change log

1.7.1

30 March 2023

Updated the README file with details of how to use the extended features of the copy function.

1.7.0

30 March 2023

@lucascosti extended the existing copy command to generate a reference for a reusable, variable, or feature flag based on the cursor's position:

  • If you're in a reusable file, this creates the {% data reusables.path.to.reusable %} reference and copies it to the clipboard.
  • If you're in a variables file and on a variable definition line, this creates the {% data variables.path.to.variablefile.variable-name %} reference and copies it to the clipboard.
  • If you're in a feature flag file, this creates a versioning tag like {% ifversion featureFlagName %}{% endif %} and copies it to the clipboard.

1.6.0

2 December 2022

Major refactor of the code by @lucascosti to facilitate future changes to this extension.

This version:

  • Adds the ability for the extension to open reusables/feature versioning tags that contain whitespace control.
  • Consolidates various regular expressions to improve code maintainability.

1.5.2

14 September 2022

  • @lucascosti fixed a bug that would stop the extension working after you attempted to use the copier feature on some feature entries in the front matter.

1.5.1

19 March 2022

  • Update the repository URL in the package.json file.

1.5.0

19 August 2022

  • @lucascosti modified the extension (PR #123) to allow you to open a feature flag file from the feature versioning in the article's front matter (i.e. the data at the top of the markdown file).

    For example, in articles with front matter like this:

    versions:
  feature: 'actions-caching'

    If you place the cursor within the string assigned to feature and activate the "Open reusable file" action of the extension - either from the command palette or by using the keyboard shortcut (Ctrl + Alt + o, or control + command + o) - the extension opens the file in which the feature flag is defined. This works if the feature is declared with single quotes, or without quotes.

Known issue

The following is a known bug with this release. If you place the cursor on the feature string in the front matter and trigger the "Copy the reusable at the cursor position" action - either from the command palette or by using the keyboard shortcut (Ctrl + Alt + c, or control + command + c) - the extension stops working. The workaround if this happens is to disable and then re-enable the extension.

1.4.2

18 March 2022

  • Update the README to make it suitable for use on the Visual Studio Marketplace.

1.4.1

18 March 2022

  • Update the publisher name.

1.4.0

6 December 2021

  • @lucascosti modified the extension (PR #115) to allow it to open the appropriate feature-based versioning file for an inline feature-based versioning tag in a markdown file. For example, put the cursor within text such as {% if command-palette %} and run the extension (e.g. by pressing control+command+o) to open the command-palette.yml file. This allows you to quickly check which versions of the docs the marked text will appear in.

1.3.0

6 October 2020

  • Restructure the JavaScript into modules. Add copying functionality. You can now press control+command+c to copy the variable or reusable at the current cursor position.

1.2.0

30 September 2020

  • Change the regular expression to work with the new format for reusables. What was previously {{ site.data.reusables.package_registry.authenticate-packages }} is now {% data reusables.package_registry.authenticate-packages %}.

1.1.1

11 August 2020

  • Get it to work with the renamed help-docs repo: now called docs-internal.

1.1.0

03 May 2020

  • Fixed directory separators so that the extension now works on Windows as well as Mac/Linux.
  • You can now open a variable or reusable by just clicking within it (or selecting text containing the variable or reusable), then running the extension. This is a a quicker/easier selection method.
  • The variable within the variables file is now selected for you. This avoids you having to look for it yourself after the variables file is opened.
  • Removed the message confirming that the reusable or variable file was found and opened.

1.0.0

21 April 2020

  • Initial release