v0.3.0-alpha.10

initializing telemetry service before everything else (#746)

MSSQL 0.3.0 Final Release

Contains the VSIX files released as version 0.3.0 on the Visual Studio Code Marketplace.

Installation

• Choose to either install the mssql-0.3.0.vsix, which will detect your OS and pull down relevant files, or one of the offline installers. Both ways are described below.
• Download to your computer, open Visual Studio Code and go to the Extensions View
• Click on the "..." in the upper corner of the view and choose "Install from VSIX".
• Select the VSIX, wait ~30seconds to see a Reload notification and reload VSCode.
• Note: If your Linux distro isn't listed, you can check platform.GetRuntimeIdHelper to see if it maps to one of the ones below, or try the ubuntu.16.04 version as a backup (e.g. for Arch Linux).

To use the online VSIX
Choose the mssql-0.3.0.vsix which maps to the vsix available on the VSCode Marketplace.

To use the offline install package
This release includes offline VSIX packages for Windows, macOS, and supported Linux distributions. This can be used in scenarios where you wish to install the extension on Visual Studio Code but are behind a firewall with no internet access.

• Choose the package matching your platform / distro.
• Follow the same steps as above to install it

v0.3.0-alpha.8: Fixing regression where null cells are copied as blank strings (#736)

- Fixes #734, a regression where null cells are copied as blank strings
- To fix checksum issue on installing chrome for unit testing, now ignoring checksums

0.3.0 Release Candidate

Release candidate for the 0.3.0 release.

Contains the VSIX files released as version 0.3.0 on the Visual Studio Code Marketplace.

Installation

• Choose to either install the mssql-0.3.0.vsix, which will detect your OS and pull down relevant files, or one of the offline installers. Both ways are described below.
• Download to your computer, open Visual Studio Code and go to the Extensions View
• Click on the "..." in the upper corner of the view and choose "Install from VSIX".
• Select the VSIX, wait ~30seconds to see a Reload notification and reload VSCode.
• Note: If your Linux distro isn't listed, you can check platform.GetRuntimeIdHelper to see if it maps to one of the ones below, or try the ubuntu.16.04 version as a backup (e.g. for Arch Linux).

To use the online VSIX
Choose the mssql-0.3.0.vsix which maps to the vsix available on the VSCode Marketplace.

To use the offline Install package
This release includes offline VSIX packages for Windows, macOS, and supported Linux distributions. This can be used in scenarios where you wish to install the extension on Visual Studio Code but are behind a firewall with no internet access.

• Choose the package matching your platform / distro.
• Follow the same steps as above to install it

v0.3.0-alpha.7: Telemetry fix: promise.all not receiving promises (#723)

- Promise.all requires either an array of PromiseLike objects or objects of type T. A change when upgrading to Typescript 2.1.5 caused us to pass in the functions, rather than the promises returned by those functions as previously happened. This meant that Promises.all returned immediately as it thought it was returning an array of functions.
- Fix is to explicitly define the promise return types, and go back to calling the methods so that we get promises back to wait on.

v0.3.0-alpha.6: Fix release notes and 1 config option (#719)

- Config option was not setup to support discovery of the "saveAsCsv.IncludeHeaders" option - it only gave an empty object instead of the true/false option that's standard for other settings. Updated & verified that the option is still correctly passed through to the SqlToolsService
- Updated release notes, readme & changelog to reflect new release
- Updated Readme to include all config options

v0.3.0-alpha.5

Adding new setting for how to display bit columns, updating tools ser…

v0.3.0-alpha.4

Fix typos in README.md (#707)

v0.3.0-alpha.3

Fix for RESX with multiple targets and sources (#701)

v0.3.0-alpha.2

Fix incorrect HTML in release notes