Visual Studio Codeの2019年5月のアップデートです。
これらの変更がされました。
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アイコンの更新
Over the past two months, we've been working on updating the VS Code product logo.
We've taken feedback from the community
(thank you to everyone who responded) and we are happy to release the
new logos for Stable and Insiders. We are also using same logo on all
platforms.
エディター
定義の参照が改善されました
We have polished the
Go to Definition action and its friends,
Go to Declaration,
Go to Type Definition, and
Go to Implementation.
- Earlier, we added the
editor.gotoLocation.multiple: goto
option to disable showing a Peek view when a symbol has multiple
definitions. However, it would only show the first definition and ignore
the rest. This is now much better, as multiple results are shown in the
Status bar and pressing F12 jumps to each definition.
- Go to Definition now honors the
workbench.editor.revealIfOpen
setting. This means that an editor that is already open in another
group can be reused (or not) when going to a symbol. Note that the old,
hard-coded behavior was to reuse the current editor and the default for revealIfOpen is not to reuse.
- The Peek view now supports search and filter, like the results tree, to allow you to quickly narrow down on a result.
- Last but not least, you can now cancel long running requests for definitions by pressing Escape.
Breadcrumbs displayed
Breadcrumbs for quick file and symbol navigation are now on by default. This can be toggled in the View menu
View >
Toggle Breadcrumbs command.
言語
TypeScript 3.5
VS Code now ships with
TypeScript 3.5.1.
This update brings TypeScript language improvements, along with tooling
enhancements for both JavaScript and TypeScript. It also fixes a number
of important bugs, including fixes for performance issues that some
users were seeing when working with styled-components.
Smart selection for JavaScript and TypeScript
JavaScript and TypeScript now support
smart selection.
This feature uses semantic knowledge to intelligently expand selections
for expressions, types, statements, classes, and imports:
Use the new
Extract to type alias refactoring for TypeScript to quickly extract part type into its own type alias:
The
Extract to type alias refactoring has a kind of
refactor.extract.type. You can configure a single keybinding that extracts either constants or type aliases using:
{
"key": "shift+ctrl+e",
"command": "editor.action.codeAction",
"args": {
"kind": "refactor.extract",
"preferred": true
}
}
See the
Code Action documentation for more information on configuring keybindings for refactorings.
JavaScript and TypeScriptで変換候補の並び替え
We've tuned our suggestion sorting for JavaScript and TypeScript to
more heavily prioritize suggestions for local variables over suggestions
for globals or auto-imports:
As shown in the image below, if you create a function called
setTimOut, VS Code will now suggest it first instead of assuming you mean
setTimeout.
機能の増えたターミナル
True color support
The terminal now supports programs that use true color (24-bit)
escape sequences, rendering the correct color instead of the previous
approximation of it.
Before:
After:
Improved surfacing of shell selector on Windows
For some time, there has been a command to select the default shell
on Windows. This release makes the command more discoverable as a
shortcut available in the terminal selector dropdown.
ソースコントロール
Compare merge conflicts with complete context
A new setting
merge-conflict.diffViewPosition allows you
to open the diff view in a new editor group when you compare merge
conflicts. In addition, the new view shows the complete diff view of the
changed file, which provides better context for the merge conflicts.
Contributions to extensions
リモート開発 (プレビュー)
リモート開発 拡張がVS Codeの安定版で利用可能になりました！and allow you to use a container, remote machineや
Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL)
as a full-featured development environment. The extensions run in the
context of the remote workspace while you work with VS Code just as you
would in a local workspace.
You can learn about new extension features and bug fixes in the
Remote Development release notes.
