Release version 0.1.25

[HighCommander4]

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[HighCommander4]

(Marking as WIP since we should probably include #515 in the release)

[xidianzhangjun]

When will v0.1.25 be released?

[HighCommander4]

When will v0.1.25 be released?

I finally got to reviewing #515, apologies for the delay. Once #515 merges, I will resubmit this for review.

[HighCommander4]

Once #515 merges, I will resubmit this for review.

#515 has now merged, and I've resubmitted this for review.

[xidianzhangjun]

What's new in this version and when will it be released? 💯 : )

[HighCommander4]

What's new in this version

You can see what's new since the last release in the changelog entry which this PR completes.

I'd say the most notable change is #193.

and when will it be released? 💯 : )

It will be released when this PR is merged and the command to publish the new release to the VSCode extension marketplace is run.

@sam-mccall @hokein ^ I would appreciate a review on this

[simon8233]

Sorry , may I know where I can download latest 0.1.25 to testing?

[HighCommander4]

Sorry , may I know where I can download latest 0.1.25 to testing?

We don't currently have anything in the way of snapshot releases (#517 is on file about that), so the current way would be to build the extension from source.

Instructions for that can be found at https://github.com/clangd/vscode-clangd/blob/master/DEVELOPING.md. The extension can be packaged into a .vsix file using npm run package.

[xidianzhangjun]

Sorry , may I know where I can download latest 0.1.25 to testing?

We don't currently have anything in the way of snapshot releases (#517 is on file about that), so the current way would be to build the extension from source.

Instructions for that can be found at https://github.com/clangd/vscode-clangd/blob/master/DEVELOPING.md. The extension can be packaged into a .vsix file using npm run package.

The review seems to be pended. :-;

[HighCommander4]

@kadircet perhaps you could help out with getting this new release out? I think users are eager to try out the new inactive regions presentation implemented in #193 (and I'm eager to get user feedback about it and start thinking about next steps such as proposing the protocol for addition to LSP).

[HighCommander4]

I'm going to go ahead and merge this patch without review; I hope that's fine, since the contents of the patch itself are just an update to the changelog and version metadata and so shouldn't be controversial in any way.

However, I don't have the permission to publish the new version to the VSCode Marketplace -- @sam-mccall @kadircet @hokein could one of you please do that?

[HighCommander4]

However, I don't have the permission to publish the new version to the VSCode Marketplace -- @sam-mccall @kadircet @hokein could one of you please do that?

It appears I was mistaken about there being a manual publication step, since 0.1.25 automatically appeared on the marketplace.

(I do now see that there is a Github Action that runs npm run publish when package.json changes.)