All notable changes to the "vscode-deepl" extension will be documented in this file.
The format is based on Keep a Changelog and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.
- Added command "DeepL: Duplicate and translate" which duplicates and translates the selected text.
- Removed the command "Translate to ... from ... below original text"
- Added new configuration
deepl.configurationto specify whether the selected text should be replaced with the translation result or inserted into a new line below/above - Added the command "Deepl: Translate and paste from clipboard" which allows to translate the clipboard content and paste it.
- Show warning message if translation result equals the original text with actions to resolve this conflict.
- Minor bug fixes
- Add missing vscode command to configure the extension (f.e. the api key)
- Use official 'deepl-node' package to interact with the DeepL api.
- API keys will no longer be stored in the vscode configuration. They will be stored in the Secret Store to make sure, that the api key cant be accessed by 3rd party extensions.
- Improved marketplace appearance
- You no longer need to explicitly set "deepl.usePro" in the configuration to use the DeepL Pro API because its now determined based on the given api key
- Added validation to avoid the usage of unsupported source / target languages
- Added new configuration options "defaultTargetLanguage" and "defaultSourceLanguage" to set global default languages.
- Added support for the "glossary_id" option
- Added a debug log
- Added new command 'DeepL: Translate below the original' to insert the translation a line below the original text.
- Added tag handling for "html"
- Bugs fixed
- Header authentication is now used instead of parameter authentication
- Formality parameter is only applied for supported languages
- Added more settings to use more deepl api parameters
- Added more settings to use more deepl api parameters
- Added extension logo
- Initial release