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Contributing to the ObjectScript extension for Visual Studio Code

Contributing a pull request

Prerequisites

  1. Node.js 18.x
  2. Windows, macOS, or Linux
  3. Visual Studio Code
  4. The following VS Code extensions:

Setup

git clone https://github.com/intersystems-community/vscode-objectscript
cd vscode-objectscript
npm install

Errors and Warnings

TypeScript errors and warnings will be displayed in the PROBLEMS panel of Visual Studio Code.

Editing code snippets

Code snippets are defined in files in the /snippets/ folder:

  • objectscript-class.json - snippets for class definition context
  • objectscript.json - snippets for objectscript context

Snippets syntax is described here.

Run dev build and validate your changes

To test changes, open the vscode-objectscript folder in VSCode. Then, open the debug panel by clicking the Run and Debug icon on the Activity Bar, select the Launch Extension option from the top menu, and click start. A new window will launch with the title [Extension Development Host]. Do your testing here.

If you want to disable all other extensions when testing in the Extension Development Host, choose the Launch Extension Alone option instead.

Pull requests

Work should be done on a unique branch -- not the master branch. Pull requests require the approval of two PMC members, as described in the Governance document. PMC review is often high level, so in addition to that, you should request a review by someone familiar with the technical details of your particular pull request.

We do expect CI to be passing for a pull request before we will consider merging it. CI executed by pull requests will produce a vsix file, which can be downloaded and installed manually to test proposed functionality.

Beta versions

Any change to master branch will call CI, which will produce beta release, which can be manually installed.

Local Build

Steps to build the extension on your machine once you've cloned the repo:

> npm install -g vsce
# Perform the next steps in the vscode-objectscript folder.
> npm install
> npm run package

Resulting in a vscode-objectscript-$VERSION.vsix file in your vscode-objectscript folder.