0.0.0 is the version in the local repo when building from sources. Update the
extension to see this as some arbitrarily large version so it uses the most recent features
This updates the pre-v19 integration test to use the regular integration
project but pass a specific version and update file contents as
necessary to excersise the code path that uses the default standalone
value. This allows us to remove the old project from the workspace,
allowing the language service to use more recent versions when working
with the adev project, for example.
This change omits treating `{{ }}` interpolation syntax as valid inside `@let` binding strings, preventing the interpolation curly braces from superseding the match of the surrounding binding expression and ensuring the highlighter reflects the correct semantics of `@let` bindings.
fixes#61643
This shows a more prominent warning when multiple versions of Angular
are detected in the workspace and we are forced to choose one to use for
the language server. This also logs those versions with their locations
and directs the user to view the output panel.
fixes#65466
This commit updates the release script to support cherry-picking changelog updates to the main branch when releasing from a patch branch. It also introduces a marker in the changelog to separate releases and ensures the GitHub release uses the formatted changelog from disk.
This commit introduces several improvements to the release process:
- Adds a clear warning and instructions to test the extension before merging the release PR
- Removes the explicit `vsce login` command.
This addresses a potential memory leak in plugin-factory.ts.
The require call inside the create function reloads the entire language
service module for every new project, which is inefficient and could be a cause of the memory leak during branch
switching. This ensures the module is loaded only once and the same
instance is shared across all projects.
The file is no longer included in the VSCode extension package.
This change updates the golden file and the file to reflect this exclusion.
PR Close#64991
This commit introduces a golden file test to verify the contents of the VSCode extension package.
The test ensures that the list of files included in the extension package remains consistent.
A new Bazel rule is added to generate the list of files, and is used to compare it against the golden file. A helper script is also added to facilitate the generation of the golden file.
PR Close#64991
This commit improves the release process for the vscode-ng-language-service by adding automated changelog generation and updating the package.json version.
This script orchestrates the release process for the Angular Language Service VSCode extension. It handles versioning, changelog generation, building, and publishing the extension.
This change omits the injection of the template syntaxes inside any
existing block scope. The injection is not needed because the template
and expression scopes are included explicitly as patterns where
appropriate under the template-blocks definitions.
This change prevents the interpolation curly braces from superseding the
match for the open curly of the block body. This issue also happens with
ICUs (#62697), but those do not have any named scopes to exclude as of
today.
fixes https://github.com/angular/vscode-ng-language-service/issues/1991
PR Close#64392
This commit updates the scripts to use the version from `package.json` for snapshot builds, ensuring that the git tags are aligned with the package version. This change simplifies referencing snapshot builds in the `package.json` file.
PR Close#64350
This commit introduces a mechanism to use snapshot builds for @angular/language-service dependencies when building the VSCode extension.
A new --//:enable_snapshot_repo_deps flag allows swapping the stable versioned dependency with a snapshot build from the angular/language-server-builds GitHub repository. This enables testing and development against the latest unreleased version of the language service.
PR Close#64334
The `xvfb.start()` and `xvfb.stop()` methods are asynchronous but were being called synchronously. This can lead to race conditions where the tests start running before the virtual frame buffer is fully initialized, or the process exits before it's fully stopped.
This commit promisifies the `start` and `stop` methods to ensure they are properly awaited, making the e2e test setup more robust.
PR Close#64310
This commit migrates the vscode-ng-language-service to use the in-repo `ts_project` macro, which has strict dependency checking enabled. This improves build-time dependency validation and helps ensure that all dependencies are explicitly declared.
As part of this change, redundant `tsconfig.json` files have been removed in favor of a centralized configuration, and `jasmine_test` rules have been updated to the standard macro. A minor code adjustment in `server/src/session.ts` was also made to improve error handling.
PR Close#64306
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