Releases: Frederisk/Wikitext-VSCode-Extension
Releases · Frederisk/Wikitext-VSCode-Extension
Wikitext Extension for VSCode v3.8.2
Wikitext Extension for VSCode v3.8.1
- Added more syntaxes of wikitext tags.
- Removed '<>' pairs.
- Made summary shorter.
- Alleviated the issue of the extension posting edits without logging in.
Wikitext Extension for VSCode v3.8.0
- Added web extension support.
- Added syntaxhighlight tag support.
- Revert removing incorrect bracket highlighting.
- Improved partial syntax highlighting.
- Fixed some syntax errors.
Wikitext Extension for VSCode v3.7.0
- Added apostrophe surrounding pairs.
- VSCode minimum version requirements are now changed to 1.64.0 and above.
- Fixed extra line breaks when posting pages.
- Temporarily fixed incorrect bracket highlighting issue.
Wikitext Extension for VSCode v3.6.5
- Added MediaWiki version checking in pullPage
- Added Scribunto to lua mapping
- Enhanced table syntaxes
Wikitext Extension for VSCode v3.6.4
- Modified how some input boxes interacts.
- Fixed an error with pushing changes when there is a number in the tags.
- Fixed some errors in Wikitext syntax.
Wikitext Extension for VSCode v3.6.3
- Now Wikitext Extension is available in Open VSX.
- Added
sanitized-css
support. - Added more snippets.
- Adjusted the syntax priority.
- Enhanced bracket matching
- Fixed some security issues
Wikitext Extension for VSCode v3.6.2
- Added LaTeX syntax support for
<math>
tags. - Fixed the syntax error that caused
<ref />
and<nowiki />
to fail to close.
Wikitext Extension for VSCode v3.6.1
- When page is not exist, the extension will ask if still open document to create new page.
- The post function will try to add
WikitextExtensionForVSCode
tag in the edit history. - Fixed the bug that user edit summary cannot be posted.
Wikitext Extension for VSCode v3.6.0
- Add a command to close editor without saving.
- Add the option of auto login.
- Add option to allow skip filling in page title.
- Change the base syntax from XML(XHTML) to HTML.
- Remove ansi-regex dependency to potential security vulnerabilities.