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Releases: kbrose/vsc-python-indent

v1.18.0

04 Oct 00:25
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  • When using remote development, prefer to run extension on the host (instead of locally) to reduce lag.

v1.17.0

23 Jun 01:22
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Fix dedent logic when the dedent keyword is preceded by a multi-line indent keyword

v1.16.0

24 May 03:35
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  • Correctly delete selected text starting with space (fixes #96)

v1.15.0

28 Mar 01:52
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  • Update CI system to use Node v16
  • Update minimum compatible VSC version to 1.65
  • Update development dependencies, including migrating linting from tslint to eslint
  • State the name of the theme used in the demo gif

v1.14.2

22 Apr 03:13
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  • Fixes changelog

v1.14.1

22 Apr 03:09
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  • Handles neovim mode in a similar way to vim mode.
  • Fix innacuracy in README around comment-line continuation.

v1.14.0

14 Apr 14:46
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I fat fingered the update, so the changelog lists these changes under the v1.13.2 section. That will be fixed going forward, but this snapshot will be wrong forever.

  • Update CI system to use Node v10. This fixed an error that started cropping up with v8.
  • Add GitHub Sponsors information

v1.13.1

01 Apr 02:34
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  • Fix link in README

v1.13.0

01 Apr 02:28
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  • This extension has been installed half a million times. That's pretty cool.
  • Added dontation link.
  • Updated development-only dependency y18n.
  • Refactored code to make it more testable.

v1.12.0

27 Oct 04:21
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  • Updated required vscode version to 1.50 (September 2020 release)
  • Whitespace to the right of the cursor will now be deleted when pressing Enter. This only happens when there are non-whitespace characters to the left and to the right of the cursor, e.g. as in the case def f(x,| y) (where | is the cursor) but not in the case |print(x) or print(x)| . See the issue and the PR for more information.