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Notable Changes
Fix language feature bugs in VS Code (#207)
For a long time, there have been issues with language features not working as expected in VS Code. For example, renaming classes from .css failed.
This release resolves the bugs! 🎉🎉🎉
The fix uses a technique called "Request Forwarding to tsserver". For more details, please see the Pull Request.
Remove alternative CSS Language Server hack (#209)
The CSS Modules Kit had an "alternative CSS Language Server hack". It was a hack to work around above bugs in VS Code. It was an experimental feature with some issues.
We removed the hack because "Request Forwarding to tsserver" is a better alternative. The hack was undocumented and disabled by default, so most users should not be affected by this change.
Changelog
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Patch Changes
- 1489b9c: fix: fix the error that occurs when the output directory does not exist
@css-modules-kit/[email protected]
Minor Changes
- 20858d7: feat: allow to add missing rules from non-component files
Patch Changes
- 93cf8d1: fix: fix the issue that renaming classes from .css does not work in VS Code
- 20858d7: fix: fix failure to add missing rule for named exports
- 20858d7: fix: include similar class names in the missing rule addition target
- 93cf8d1: fix: fix the issue that Go to Definition for specifiers fails using import alias in VS Code
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Minor Changes
- b59e64d: feat: downgrade the required vscode version to 1.84.0
- c41f4b0: feat!: remove alternative CSS language server hack
Patch Changes
- 93cf8d1: fix: fix the issue that renaming classes from .css does not work in VS Code
- 93cf8d1: fix: fix the issue that Go to Definition for specifiers fails using import alias in VS Code
- Updated dependencies [93cf8d1]
- Updated dependencies [20858d7]
- Updated dependencies [20858d7]
- Updated dependencies [20858d7]
- Updated dependencies [93cf8d1]
- @css-modules-kit/[email protected]