numaru / vscode-ceedling-test-adapter

Ceedling Test Adapter for the VS Code Test Explorer
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Ceedling 0.32 is nearing release — changes to be aware of #134

Open mkarlesky opened 5 months ago

mkarlesky commented 5 months ago

@numaru Thank you so much for all your work on this extension. I am the original author of Ceedling from way back and rejoined the project starting with the big 0.32 effort. We've heard from many how indispensable your extension is. ❤️

As you know, Ceedling 0.32 has been in the works for a while now and includes some big changes. We're close to an official release. We're down to a few weeks worth of documentation updates, small code changes, etc. I checked in with an avid user of your VSCode extension to see where it was with the 1.12.0 release last month. He reported that it had been working well until some very recent 0.32 pre-release changes. He cited plugin-related issues. Indeed, the last big set of changes for 0.32 has been built-in plugin renaming, consolidation, and various updates.

There's a small amount of work left to do on Ceedling 0.32 documentation, both formatting and content, but it's nearly complete and is quite stable now. BreakingChanges and ReleaseNotes will be of greatest interest to you (I'm supposing you've already been looking at these). Do see the list of plugin name changes and related in the most recent documentation updates. The only thing not mentioned in the notes is that updates to the dependencies plugin are nearing completion, and it will most likely entirely subsume the subprojects plugin (i.e. subprojects will be going away).

Nothing significant is currently left on the to-do list before Ceedling 0.32 release. If you have any questions or needs, please just reach out.

mkarlesky commented 3 months ago

The next release of Ceedling will probably be published next month (June). It will not be numbered 0.32 but 1.0.0.

simeon-s1 commented 3 weeks ago

Hello, i have reworked the extension to work with the new Ceedling release (backwards compatible). I opened a PR and wrote an email to @numaru. If there is no answer, everyone feel free to use my fork.