- Tested on VS Code 1.92 🧪
- Updated a few dependencies
- Continued working on Issue #383
- Starting work on Issue #577
- Tested on VS Code 1.91 🧪
- Updated a few dependencies
- Tested on VS Code 1.90 🧪
- Updated a few dependencies
- Improved formatting of one section of the readme to be more consistent
- Tested on VS Code 1.89 🧪
- Updated a few dependencies
- Tested on VS Code 1.88 🧪
- Updated a few dependencies
- Tested on VS Code 1.87 🧪
- Updated a few dependencies
- Tested on VS Code 1.86 🧪
- Updated a few dependencies
- Tested on VS Code 1.85 🧪
- Updated a few dependencies
- Tested on VS Code 1.84 🧪
- Updated a few dependencies
- Tested on VS Code 1.83 🧪
- Updated a few dependencies
- Tested on VS Code 1.82 🧪
- Updated a few dependencies
- Tested on VS Code 1.81 🧪
- Updated a few dependencies
- Added extension badge for rating (⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐) as the extension received its first review on Microsoft Visual Studio Marketplace. 😊*Huge thanks!*😊 (Issue #279)
- Updated a few dependencies
- Tested on VS Code 1.80 🧪
- Updated a few dependencies
- Tested on VS Code 1.79 🧪
- Updated a few dependencies
- Tested on VS Code 1.78 🧪
- Updated a few dependencies
- Updated a few dependencies
- Tested on VS Code 1.77 🧪
- Updated a few dependencies
- Wrote more unit tests to validate the extension
- Completed review and audit of when clauses in package.json as upcoming changes were noted in VS Code v1.76
- Updated a few dependencies
- Wrote more unit tests for the extension functionality to validate extension
- Performed more refactoring to the source code
- Updated a few dependencies
- Wrote many unit tests for the extension functionality to validate extension 🧪
- Added more ideas for future development to the Readme 💡
- Cleaned up some new rules in project's launch.json 🧹
- Added a few to-dos to the source code for future development
- Updated a few dependencies
- Fixed unit test system. Can now start writing unit tests for the extension
- I hope to code more tests in the near future
- Tested on VS Code 1.76 🧪
- Updated a few dependencies
- Updated oldest VS Code version support to 1.67.2 and above
- Performed major refactoring to the source code, combining a few methods and general logic improvements
- Cleaned up some of the source code
- Updated a few dependencies
- Fixed a boolean value in the package.json that was defaulted to a string
- Updated a few dependencies
- Performed some refactoring to the source code
- Cleaned up some of the source code
- Reduced lines used in docstring entries
- Updated a few dependencies
- Added logic to warn users if they manually set minimap color, but leave transparency level to fully transparent. If this occurs, the color will never apply.
- New button will invite user to update the transparency level so they can see their nice custom color.
- Performed some refactoring to the source code
- Added a few to-dos to the source code for future development
- Made minor code formatting updates
- Rearranged some of the
devDependencies
- Wrote docstring entries for all extension functions
- Added more ideas for future development to the Readme
- Updated a few dependencies
- Started project to track work on future features. Feel free to follow along on GitHub Projects
- Organized all extension settings into subcategories for easier organization
- Added more ideas for future development to the Readme
- Tested on VS Code 1.75
- Updated a few dependencies
- Updated extension badges for the Microsoft Visual Studio Marketplace
- Rewrote some of the features of the extension on the main Readme
- Updated a few dependencies
- Updated extension to have a dark theme header on the Microsoft Visual Studio Marketplace
- Updated a few dependencies
- Ported to new vsce library
- Rebuilt package-lock.json
- Updated a few dependencies
- Tested on VS Code 1.74
- Rewrote some content on the Readme to differ from my other extension, as I was using the same content for a bit of it
- Updated a few dependencies
- Made minor code formatting updates
- Updated AVIF animation on the walkthrough to reflect the new features brought by release
3.0.0. Now that we can remove the shadow border of the minimap sidebar, it is now reflected in the walkthrough for new users - Improved changelog heading formatting to be more consistent
- Updated a few dependencies
- Improved the code that removes the transparent minimap. On some occurrences, the minimap needed to be refreshed twice for it to remove.
- Refined security policy for the project
- Updated a couple creative project source files
- Improved color descriptions for minimap settings to better reflect naming standards
- Updated GIF on project Readme to reflect the new features brought by release
3.0.0. Now that we can remove the shadow border of the minimap sidebar, it is now reflected in the Readme. I will update the GIF in the walkthrough in the future as well - Moved some items around in the completed to-do section of the Readme for better sorting.
- Updated a few dependencies
- The minimap border can now also be made transparent. Please note, this feature is still experimental, so if you experience any issues, feel free to submit a bug.
- Added more ideas for future development to the Readme
- Updated a few dependencies
- Tested on VS Code 1.73
- Added more ideas for future development to the Readme
- Reduced size of minimap color animation
- Optimized the alt tags for the images included in the project
- Improved creative source files for the project
- Updated a few dependencies
- Disabling the minimap transparency by setting the
TransparentMinimap.enableTransparentMinimapuser setting to false will now display a button in the information message, allowing you to re-enable the transparency easily through one click
- Tested and updated requirements to earliest supported version of VS Code
- Improved settings with example values to help new users
- Replaced GIF animation for the minimap color to match that in the walkthrough
- Removed experimental clause on the
TransparentMinimap.enableTransparentMinimapsetting
- Improved logical flow of source code
- Updated a few dependencies
- You can now disable the minimap transparency in the extension settings by unchecking the setting
TransparentMinimap.enableTransparentMinimap. Please note, this feature is still experimental, so if you experience any issues, feel free to submit a bug.
- Updated Changelog to properly escape title headings in the markdown
- Added GIFs back to the Readme for better SEO and universality
- Rewrote some descriptions in the extension settings
- Updated a few dependencies
- Built new logo for project
- Added social preview image to repository
- Both new logos created from code using randomly sized divs with random colors. Let me know if you want to see the code, I can always link it here.
- Tested extension on Linux with no issues
- Added code to detect if minimap is disabled and will prompt to enable minimap
- Made minor code formatting updates
- Updated documentation for the new keyboard shortcut that refreshes minimap to uppercase Alt+M
- Improved the alt tags for the images included in the project. This is to assist accessibility and contextually describe the images better
- Added more ideas for future development to the Readme
- Built a discussion board for the extension on GitHub
- Improved some comments in the source code
- Tested on VS Code 1.72
- Tested using minimap on left, added results to Readme
- Updated a few dependencies
- Added keyboard shortcut to refresh minimap transparency (or color) anytime using the keybinding of Alt+M
- Greatly reduced extension package size by converting the GIF animations to AVIFS
- Streamlined the extension description and features section of the Readme
- Added keyboard shortcut to walkthrough
- Rewrote extension short description
- Added more ideas for future development to the Readme
- Added a dev reference to my other VS Code extension
- Updated a few dependencies
- Extension can now update minimap transparency instantly without needing to reset VS Code. Just run the command
Refresh Minimap Transparency Settingsfrom the Command Palette.
- Improved GIF animation to show how extension can change your minimap color to suit your theme
- Enhanced the descriptions of the extension's settings
- Testing WebP image formats for the project's transparency animation
- Testing AVIF image formats for the project's color animation
- Made minor code formatting updates
- Updated a few dependencies
- Added more content to the extension's features on the main Readme page
- Rewrote the extension's main description
- Added 'opacity' to the readme
- Updated project badge
- Updated walkthrough action button label for minimap color
- Excluded unused images from project builds
- Added some comments to main sections of the code
- Improved extension description
- Added more ideas for future development to the Readme
- Rewrote the extension's features on the main Readme page
- Updated walkthrough action button for minimap color to go to proper settings
Initial release to VSCode marketplace