Closed philliphoff closed 2 years ago
Yes, it does assume that application names are fundamentally case-insensitive. For the purposes of distinguishing between simultaneously-running applications--which is the only use I know of for the application name--I think that's a reasonable assumption.
Resolves an issue in cases where the user edits the
applicationName
of thetye
launch configuration such that the case no longer matches that intye.yaml
, which prevents the extension from identifying and attaching to application services. The change is to make such matching case-insensitive.Also removes scaffolding and references to the
applicationName
property of thetye-run
task, as it is no longer used by the extension. (Now only thetye
launch configuration will have that property.)Resolves #167.