It has been almost a year since the last VsCoq release, and nearly 100 commits since then to master
. Please consider making a new release in the near future.
yes it is about time!
@Laurent Théry great, could you coordinate with Maxime so that we know how to upload a new release to VS Code Marketplace and OpenVSX? Recall that the release must be uploaded to both:
I will try my best!
I have created a milesone 0.3.7. Don't hesitate to put it to PR you would like to get integrated.
@Karl Palmskog Who owns the maximedenes
namespace on VSX?
I guess @Fabian Kunze ?
unfortunately, I have no idea. I thought it was you? However, I know that @Enrico Tassi recently submitted to OpenVSX for his Elpi thing, maybe he knows how it works.
The problem is not how it works, but to get the credentials ^^
Let me see If I can find the doc... it is not "easy"
OK, then I don't know, sorry, but likely Fabian, yes.
Good luck: https://github.com/eclipse/openvsx/wiki/Publishing-Extensions
It's my namespace as far as i remember
I was expecting that the day I have to figure out how to migrate this to someone else will eventually come.
@Maxime Dénès are you maximedenes on vsx?
IIRC I had to claim "gares.elpi-lang", by opening an issue and explaining why "it is yours"
I think I can transfer ownershop to maximedenes, and you can then also add others to the namespace.
Just give me an confirmation that maximedenes on vsx is not someone impersionating maxime.
They were quick, IIRC.
I don't recall having a vsx account, but let me check
Ah yes I do, via GitHub authentication
@Fabian Kunze So yes, if you can transfer it to me, it would be perfect
I can add you and @Laurent Théry (who is preparing a release)
I made you owner, maybe you can even delete my ownership now?
I can't do so myself, but maybe I'm a "super-owner", as I created the namespace on open vsx
It works, I can probably delete your ownership but don't you want to keep it in case you do a release some day?
(Note that for VsCoq2, we will use a more neutral namespace than "maximedenes" ^^)
Ok I have created a tag for 0.3.7. I will test it (if you could do it too it would be great too). If everything is ok, I will publish it next week
Maxime Dénès said:
It works, I can probably delete your ownership but don't you want to keep it in case you do a release some day?
True, if needed I can publish the release on open VSX, but as I'm not a maintainer anymore, it's probably more efficient to let another person do so. If any questions arise, I'm happy to help.
ok I've backed up. Remove the tag, Still there is a branch if you want to test
I am testing 0.3.7 and I am a bit puzzled that some bugs reappeared (they were not in 0.3.6)
I did a PR to reintroduce the scrolling on the goal view. I will try to track 1 and 2 (I think they are related)
I already commented on your PR. I'll also check the two other bugs that I introduced. It's nice that you took the time to find these bugs.
I have released it on the market place, soon on open VSX
it is in open VSX too now
How about a tweet ? :)
I wanted to post something in Announcement but apparenlty I don't have the right
if you want to post in Announcements on the Zulip, please post in the Discourse: https://coq.discourse.group/c/announcements/8
... and then it will be relayed to the Zulip #Announcements
Very nice! Though I must say a bright red-orange miniicon for Coq files is a bit of an overkill :)
The shelved goal panel is also quite nice! Now I can monitor which tactic introduces undesired shelved goals that never get solved in a better way than just bisecting the proof with "Unshelve" commands :)
@Laurent Théry I don't see a tag or GitHub release for 0.3.7: https://github.com/coq-community/vscoq/releases
Would be nice to have this to track things like commits between versions, changelog, etc.
The tag is also needed to be able to package VsCoq for NixOS.
my bad, corrected, thanks
Meven Lennon-Bertrand said:
The shelved goal panel is also quite nice!
@Huỳnh Trần Khanh :clap: :clap:
Alexander Gryzlov said:
Very nice! Though I must say a bright red-orange miniicon for Coq files is a bit of an overkill :)
Personnaly I like it, it immediately shows that you have the new version :wink:
More seriously,I think it is the standard coq-community logo, what would you have preferred?
I was also blinded by that logo initially, but I stopped caring after a while
At least, let us know if this remains distracting
I think that logo is one of the best we have for Coq. But please feel free to revisit the color theme
Laurent Théry said:
Personnaly I like it, it immediately shows that you have the new version :wink:
More seriously,I think it is the standard coq-community logo, what would you have preferred?
It is a cool logo indeed, just that the red dot typically carries a connotation of something going wrong. Maybe the color theme could be changed to e.g. the one of what I call the "chess piece" rooster logo. image.png
Or maybe I'll simply also get used to it soon :)
something like this logo1.png
maybe make the rooster some shade of brown as well? But a bit redder?
using the sepia filter of gimp seems not bad : logo2.png
My pitch for a @CoqLang
tweet:
Version 0.3.7 of the VsCoq extension for
#vscode
is out, bringing bugfixes and features like a shelved goal panel. Thanks to the VsCoq maintainers Huỳnh Trần Khanh, Laurent Théry,@Blaisorblade
, and all contributors for their hard work on this release! https://coq.discourse.group/t/vscoq-0-3-7-is-out/1876
Thanks Karl, looks very good to me!
Tweet sent.
tweet
:+1:
Thanks guys!
For the logo, just mentioning that @Romain Tetley was also applying some customization to it for the VsCoq 2 branch, I believe.
Can we make the color of the logo depends on the theme?
Last updated: Jun 04 2023 at 23:30 UTC