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First of all, thanks for open-sourcing this extension! Today, I realized that Alt + 1 no longer works the way it used be. Than I realized that the extension was auto-updated to version 2.0.0, and I also realized that it was open-sourced. And here I am :)
View.Level1collapse used to change the following file:
functionfoo(){// code}functionbar(){// more code}
into this:
[+] function foo () [...]
[+] function bar () [...]
But starting with version 2.0.0, the only way to do this is to apply a custom level (zero).
Was this change intentional?
I've removed some line to restore the original behavior:
Thanks for creating this issue Serhan, I'm glad that I opensourced this extension, so issues like this can be quickly discovered and resolved 😄
After initial release I was really busy with other things and I left some changes in the project. Since it wasn't versioned at all, I just overlooked it. This shouldn't happen anymore since it is now hosted on GitHub.
I think that level 0 isn't really intuitive and most likely everyday users are confused by this change in functionality, so let's merge your change.
First of all, thanks for open-sourcing this extension! Today, I realized that
Alt + 1
no longer works the way it used be. Than I realized that the extension was auto-updated to version 2.0.0, and I also realized that it was open-sourced. And here I am :)View.Level1collapse
used to change the following file:into this:
But starting with version 2.0.0, the only way to do this is to apply a custom level (zero).
Was this change intentional?
I've removed some line to restore the original behavior:
monoblaine@16a64a5
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