Mark outdated, st2-only and st3-only, packages#232
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I would have like that design more 
but having them as labels is the easier iteration. We get links, we can search for them without changing anything, just "label:st3", we have it on the package page automatically. But most important is that the css/design is prepared for labels on the cards for small screen; but the stats/warnings section in the top right corner is not. It does look only good in Desktop mode. |
| const doesNotSupportNewestSublime = releases.every((release) => { | ||
| return util.parseSublimeTextMax(release.sublime_text) < 4000 | ||
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Do you want to change the magic search penalty to use doesNotSupportNewestSublime instead of supportsModernSublime?
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Only <=3000 gets a downvote because the standard "*" (most packages really) means just >=3000. IIRC more than 4000 packages have "*".
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I agree with the top two posts, though I think the top-right labeling should use the "archive box" of R.I.P., although maybe a less intense color. Seems reasonable to ship for now, though. |
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Actually, one could argue to just invent synthetic RIP and MIA labels as well, then we can search for them and have a very clean top-right corner. 🤔 |
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We create two synthetic labels "st3" and "<st3", style them a bit different and get a lot for free.