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Change Log

2.4.1: Re-deploy

2.4.0: Configuration to override language default comment characters with custom characters.


2.3.3: Docker Compose support

2.3.2: TOML support

2.3.1: Use active document tab-width instead of editor tab-width config.

2.3.0: Fixed issue where dividers generated with tab indentation did not respect the end column properly.


2.2.1: TCL support

2.2.0: Shortened command names to Add H1 Divider pattern to bring resemblance with HTML headers.


2.1.0: Restored functionality to add "one line divider", but now with primary (level 1) and secondary (level 2) support.


2.0.0: Added primary (level 1) and secondary (level 2) section dividers support.

Also removed previous existing functionalities of "adding a one line divider" and "adding a divider from the line start instead of cursor position" because I have never used them.


1.2.1: Bugfix in tab support implementation

1.2.0: Tab support


1.1.7: ERB support

1.1.6: Gemfile support

1.1.5: HTML (Elixir) support

1.1.4: AutoHotkey suppported

1.1.3: Vue support

1.1.2: Shellscript support

1.1.1: More languages support

1.1.0: Added Divider: Add From Cursor With One Line and fixed cursor position after divider is inserted

1.0.0: First stable release


0.0.10: Added shortcut (Alt+D) to "Divider: Add From Cursor"

0.0.9: Fixed a off-by-one error when generating the divider

0.0.8: More languages support

0.0.7: More languages support

0.0.6: Automatically sets the cursor inside the divider and also replace the selected content when the divider is added

0.0.5: Fixed critical issue with spacing when generating blocks with more than one line

0.0.4: Added support to configure the number of lines the divider will have

0.0.3: Added support to languages that uses block comments and to multiple line dividers

0.0.2: Added support to configure the text and the end column of the divider

0.0.1: The first version supports Java, JavaScript, Python and Ruby.