Closed benloh closed 1 year ago
In GitLab by @jdanish on Sep 27, 2022, 09:16
requested review from @benloh
NOTE this requires the latest art-assets projects: aa78baa3ec21af5b6ca6cce74503d24bddff8bc3
@RaptLab It looks like you've changed the formatting the for the whole file to use 4 spaces. Two points here:
Please be sure to load the gem workspace and install all extensions in Visual Studio code so that we have consistent formatting across all files. See https://www.dropbox.com/sh/yaij27byhzdxnvk/AABpem93CjEX4bU4tPLMLe1ua/GEMSTEP/gsgo-repo-docs/20-tooling/20-dev-install.md?dl=0 for rough instructions, or ping me for help. I realize these instructions got moved with an earlier docs update, so I'll try to get them back in.
If you do find yourself needing to change formatting for a file (e.g. you're opening an old file that did not conform to the Prettier
settings, first commit the prettified changes, then your code changes in a separate commit. That helps everyone see what's changed.
Overall, I love the concept of using Emoticons to call out things. I'm a little on the fence about using them as the key for triggering the comment code, mostly because they're more prone to error (e.g. you have to select the right icon, and you have to have a space, and you have to have "WHAT"). But maybe that's because I'm an old school guy who just isn't used to using emoticons all the time...
changed this line in version 2 of the diff
In GitLab by @jdanish on Sep 28, 2022, 09:28
I agree with the concern but have struggled to find better ideas. For now, though. I think this is a good way to test if it matters / helps and then either modify the styles if needed, or consider putting this into the comment type in the future gui?
@RaptLab @jdanish I've just pushed lint fixes. Please pull the latest before making more commits.
Yeah it works for now and is relatively easy to change. I was considering inserting the emoticons via CSS content, but then you lose out on the simple triggering.
mentioned in commit ddcf595163de3c6bbb894f7ff905f198738718c4
In GitLab by @jdanish on Sep 27, 2022, 09:16
Merges dev-jd/help-and-styling -> dev-next
Updated comment styles
For a summary of the colors and reasons behind them see: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1E1NtwTL1bWH5CGkcn4F9PZFXtFBGG8_GDF-IL9NdQWo/edit