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Releases: kris701/VSHaskellTools
Releases · kris701/VSHaskellTools
1.31: Git Actions and Cleanups
1.30: Bug fixes and improvements
Improvements
- Made so that the extension checks for GHCi at startup whenever the optional path is changed
- Made some of the options in the options page internal only
- Improved the "Haskell Tools - GHC not found!" window, so that you can recheck for GHC with a button
Fixes
- Fixed an issue where the debugger didnt load
1.29: Async Stability
Improvements
- Made more or less everything as
asyncas possible. - Removed a bunch of warnings.
Bugs
- Fixed a big where VS could crash when using the arrow keys in the Haskell Interactive Window.
1.28: Fixes
Fixes
- Fixed an issue where running haskell files (that had runtime errors in them) did not give output
1.27: Error Checking and Status Bar
New
- Added a Error list that updates when a document is saved
- Added a status bar, that shows what the extension is doing
Improved
- General stability issues
Fixes
- Fixed some stability issues when multiple Haskell documents where open at the same time
1.26: QuickInfo Fix
Fixed an issue where Quick Info for prelude never loaded
1.25: More VS features
New
- Added a file template
- Added a status margin that shows when you edit a
.hsfile
Improvements
- Refactored the settings to work a lot better
- Exposed the "internal" settings as well
- Quick Info now only loads Prelude when it is needed the first time, instead of running every time VS starts
Fixes
- Fixed an issue where settings wouldnt save
- General bug fixes
1.24: More Userfriendly
- Added a window that displays if GHC is not found
- Added a Welcome window for the first time you start the extension
1.23: Deeper VS integration
New
- Added Prelude Quick Info that displays Type and comments (if any)
- Registered Haskell as its own language in VS (bound to
.hsfiles)- This also means there are settings for how you want the editor to behave when editing Haskell files
- Added the execution buttons (Run Haskell File, etc.) to a toolbar for easier access
Improved
- Made so that the execution buttons are only available if a
.hsfile is open - Made sure that only one instance of the Interactive Window can be open at once (same deal with the Debugger window)
- By default, the Interactive Window now docks to the bottom of the editor
- Automatically saves the active document when trying to execute a haskell file
Fixes
- Fixed an issue where the Interactive Window didnt load GHCi correctly
1.22: Fixed the Interactive Window
Fixed an error, where the interactive window did not start as it should.