- Support for WGSL and eFLINT.
- A section on the definition of custom languages in the
README.mdfile. - The possibility to define your own languages using the new
file-header-generator.customLanguagesproperty.
- The
file-header-generator.rustDocStringproperty tofile-header-generator.docString. - The order of the CHANGELOG.md file
- The dates in the CHANGELOG.md file
- Security vulnerability by bumping luxon to 2.5.2.
- New
file-header-generator.rustDocStringproperty that determines if Rust comments will implement the new docstring-aware description.
- Rust to now be docstring-aware, using
//!for the description to propagate it to Rust's auto-generated docs. This behaviour can be controlled with thefile-header-generator.rustDocStringsetting. - Rust last-edited updates to overwrite comments with the current comment style (based on the
file-header-generator.rustDocStringproperty). - The internal codebase to now use a Header struct, which makes it much more clear what we're parsing and how.
- Rust support
- The FileHeaderGenerator can now use custom dateformats, which can be edited by the 'dateFormat' option.
- Changed the default number of lines to search from 20 to 15.
- The extension now starts up after Visual Studio Code does, increasing startup performance.
- The automatic update not working on Windows due to carriage returns (
\r).
- Shellscript support
- Makefile support
- CMake support
- GLSL support
- A few vulnerabilities in dependencies, by upgrading to newer dependencies.
- HTML support
- CSS support
- PHP support
- Altered placeholder for file description to be a little more accurate
- Updated the changelog and README to include version 1.0.4 and 1.0.5.
- CUDA (.cu) support
- The changelog file is now maintained
- Now displays notification when command
Generate Headeris run but the extension isn't enabled
- Extension is now enabling itself according to the config, not always setting itself to disabled
- TypeScript support
- JavaScript support
Initial release.