CHANGELOG.pre-0.11.0.md · leegoobin/vscode-cmake-tools

## Change History

### **0.10.0**
- VS 2017 environment detection! Finally! **Note:** We use `vswhere` to find the
  local Visual Studio installation, and this program is only bundled with
  Visual Studio 2017 Update 2 (or newer). Please install (at least) update 2
  for automatic detection to work
- Lots of small bugfixes and tweaks, and debugging documentation updates. Many thanks to [Yuri Timenkov](https://github.com/ytimenkov).
- **0.10.1**:
  - Option `cmake.buildBeforeRun` to enable/disable building of a target before
    running/debugging it. (Default is *enabled*)
  - Changes in the way Visual Studio generators are loaded and detected. Now,
    generators for detected build environments are added to the `preferred`
    list. (Thanks to [Yuri Timenkov](https://github.com/ytimenkov)!)
  - Fix issue where cmake-server could be restarted too quickly and break
    itself.
  - `${variable}` substitution is now supported in the `cmake.*Environment`
    settings. (Thanks to [Damien Courtois](https://github.com/dcourtois)!)
- **0.10.2**:
  - Support for Emscripten environment detection. Set the
    `cmake.emscriptenSearchDirs` setting or the `EMSCRIPTEN` environment
    variable to the root path of the Emscripten SDK
    (Contains `cmake/Modules/Platform/Emscripten.cmake`)
  - Fix environment variables not passing from `settings.json` to configuration.
- **0.10.3**:
  - Bugfixes:
    - Debugging works again in the VSCode October update
    - Various
- **0.10.4**:
  - Tweaks:
    - VSWhere is now bundled with the extension, so it isn't required to be
      installed at a specific version. Fixes #254 and #235.
  - Request for feedback and beta testing.

### **0.9.0**

- Experimental CMake Server support has landed. [Read more here.](docs/cmake_server.md)
- Experimental graphical CMake cache editor. The `Edit the CMake Cache` command
  now opens up a dedicated UI within VS Code for viewing and modifying values
  stored in the CMake cache. [Read more here.](docs/cache_editor.md)
- CTest coverage! Now code coverage can be viewed inline after it has been
  collected by CTest. This requires that CTest be executed with `-T Coverage`
  from the command line (CMake Tools does not yet do this automatically).
- **0.9.1**: Fix issues with CMake Server and cache editor.
- **0.9.2**: Fix issues with environment variables on Windows.
- **0.9.3**: Various bugfixes. Shiny new icon.
- **0.9.4**:
  - Fix issues with GCC template error parsing
  - Do not forcibly set `BUILD_SHARED_LIBS`
  - Fix issues with incorrect debug paths with cmake-server
  - `cmake.platform` setting for controlling the `-A` CMake option.
  - New command `cmake.launchTargetProgramPath` for usage in `launch.json`:
    - This means that other debuggers can be used with CMake Tools just
      by setting them up with `launch.json`, using `${command.cmake.launchTargetProgramPath}` as the path to the program. VSCode
      will replace that with the path from CMake Tools. This makes setting up
      permanent debugging configurations easier than before. Also, the `Debug`
      button in the status bar is *only* visible if the Microsoft C/C++ extension
      is installed, since that button is currently hard-coded to use it.
- **0.9.5**:
  - Launching targets without a debugger (default bound to `shift+f5`).
  - The path to CTest is more intelligent. Can also be manually overridden with
    `cmake.ctestPath`.
  - CMake Server is now enabled by default for new-enough CMake versions. It
    can still be disabled in the user settings.
  - Fixes for using Xcode
  - Many smaller fixes and tweaks after the long hiatus in development.
- **0.9.6**: Fix startup issue on Windows
- **0.9.7**:
  - Fix startup and reliability issues, especially with older CMake versions.
    Special thanks to [ytimenkov](https://github.com/ytimenkov)

### **0.8.0**:
- **Automatic Environment Selection**. CMake Tools will now automatically
  detect available build environments and let you select them using a
  quick-pick. This means *no more starting Code from a Visual Studio
  developer command prompt!* Currently supports Visual Studio 2013 and 2015
  for x86 and amd64. The environment chosen will be saved and persisted to the
  workspace.
- Configuration options for the default build variants.
- Configuration option for CTest command line arguments.
- **0.8.1**: Fix deadlock on startup.
- **0.8.2-4**: More fixes for environment loading.
- **0.8.5**:
  - New `${workspaceRootFolderName}` available in config substitution.
  - New API exported for other extensions. See [here](https://github.com/vector-of-bool/vscode-cmake-tools/blob/develop/src/api.ts).
- **0.8.6**: Tweaking output
- **0.8.7**:
  - This version contains an enormous refactor of the codebase in preparation
    for CMake Server support.
- **0.8.8**
  - Many bugfixes
  - Support for MinGW build environments. See documentation for
    `cmake.mingwSearchDirs`.

### Version 0.7.0

- **NEW** Greater CTest integration! Test output now has a dedicated output
  channel and statusbar entry. Pressing the statusbar entry will execute tests
  and show the number of failing/passing tests. Additionally, [Catch](https://github.com/philsquared/Catch) test
  output is now parsed and generates inline decorations to mark failing
  assertions along with failure information.*
- Updated to new vscode/Node APIs for TypeScript 2.0.
- Various bug fixes and tweaks.
- **0.7.1**: Bug fixes and tweaks.
- **0.7.2**:
  - Support for error message parsing for the Green Hills Compilers, special
    thanks goes to [bbosnjak](https://github.com/bbosnjak)!
  - Various fixes and tweaks.
- **0.7.3**:
  - Many small fixes and tweaks
  - More thorough tests, this will lead to faster development and less bugs in
    the future.
  - **NEW**: After being frequently asked to add the ability to do
    platform-granular configuration, the configuration system has been changed
    so that *virtually all* configuration options now allow different values
    based on platform. For any given `cmake.<option>`, there are now three
    options following the same format of `cmake.<platform>.<option>`, where
    `platform` is one of `linux`, `osx`, or `windows`. Note that this deprecates
    the old `cmake.generator.<platform>` settings.
- **0.7.4**:
  - **Target debugging is now enabled by default, and has been assigned a
    `ctrl+f5` keybinding**
  - Fix issue with being able to switch back to the `all` target
  - Fix issue with CTest output being garbled without line breaks
  - Fix extension not responding when build tools generate large amounts of output.*
  - **New** make-shift progress bar for build progress (supports Make and Ninja).*
  - Options to control what output parsers are enabled*
  \* Special thanks goes to [bbosnjak](https://github.com/bbosnjak) for these ones!
- **0.7.5**:
  - Fix issue of repeated warnings regarding `${buildType}` in `buildDirectory`.
  - Fix issue with `CMakeToolsHelpers` and Visual Studio generators.
  - Fix clear reconfigure failing to clean the build directory.

### Version 0.6.0

**NEW** Build variants. This makes working with complex projects simpler while
simple projects remain simple. [Read about it here](https://github.com/vector-of-bool/vscode-cmake-tools/blob/develop/docs/build_variants.md).
**Please Remember:** If you find an issue or have a question/request,
feel free to open an issue on [the GitHub page](https://github.com/vector-of-bool/vscode-cmake-tools). Thanks!

### Version 0.5.0

- Target Debugging! This feature is still experimental, and
  is disabled by default. [Click here to learn about how to enable and use
  this new feature](https://github.com/vector-of-bool/vscode-cmake-tools/blob/develop/docs/target_debugging.md),
  and [click here to provide feedback.](https://github.com/vector-of-bool/vscode-cmake-tools/issues/37).
- Updated to use TypeScript 2.0, which brings more stability and code simplicity
  behind the scenes.
- **0.5.5**:
  - Generator can be forced using the ``cmake.generator.<platform>`` settings, or
    ``cmake.generator.all`` to apply one generator to all platforms.
  - The CMake toolset (the ``-T`` option) can be set using the ``cmake.toolset.<platform.`` settings.
  - Arbitrary arguments can be passed to CMake during configure, build, and to the
    underlying build tool using the ``cmake.{configureArgs,buildArgs,buildToolArgs}``
    set of configuration options.
- **0.5.6**: Tweaks to diagnostic parsing:
  - Now parses for GNU ld-style linker errors
  - Recognizes "fatal error" in addition to regular errors.
- **0.5.7**:
  - Fix issues with filepath normalization
  - Fix the helper script generating many errors when using VS generator
  - Fix for the initial default target being 'all' for VS generators

### Version 0.4.1

- Ability to disable compiler diagnostic parsing, in the case of some better
  diagnostic providers being present.
- No longer prompt to configure before invoking the build command, just
  configure and build.
- Various fixes and tweaks.

### Version 0.4.0

- Huge refactor of code. **If you find that something has broken for you, PLEASE
  feel free to open an issue on GitHub! I really appreciate it, thanks!**

- New stuff!
  - Now parses list of targets and shows them when selecting a target to build.
  - Tweak the default target with a single button in the status bar.
  - Command to invoke the ``install`` target*
  - Dedicated configuration setting for ``CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX``*
  - Certain configuration options can now be parameterized on the selected build
    type.*

\* Thanks to [rtbo](https://github.com/vector-of-bool/vscode-cmake-tools/commits/develop?author=rtbo)!

### Version 0.3.2

- Option ``cmake.ctest.parallelJobs``.

### Version 0.3.1

- Option to configure number of parallel jobs to run when building.
- Fix issue with the ``clean`` target when using the Ninja generator.

### Version 0.3.0

- Build output is now parsed for diagnostics, so errors can be jumped to quickly
  and easily. [Thanks to twxs!](https://github.com/vector-of-bool/vscode-cmake-tools/issues/2)

### Version 0.2.5

- Option to set the path of the CMake executable via the ``cmake.cmakePath``
  setting. ([Thanks, stanionascu!](https://github.com/vector-of-bool/vscode-cmake-tools/pull/9))
- Support for using a Visual Studio generator as a ``preferredGenerator``. [Thanks again, stanionascu!](https://github.com/vector-of-bool/vscode-cmake-tools/pull/10)

### Version 0.2.4

- Set a target to be built by default when invoking the ``build`` command. This
  option only persists for a single session, so must be set each time Visual
  Studio Code is opened.
- MSBuild building now outputs full paths, enabling jumping to error locations.

### Version 0.2.3

- New option: ``cmake.clearOutputBeforeBuild`` enables clearing the contents of
  the *CMake/Build* output channel before configuring/building the project each
  time.
- New option: ``cmake.saveBeforeBuild`` enables the extension to automatically
  save any unsaved documents when the build command is invoked.
- Makefile and MSBuild generators now build in parallel with the number of cores
  on the system plus two.

### Version 0.2.2

- Properly detect when a reconfigure is required based on changes to workspace
  settings.
- Improve automatic extension loading.
- Tweak appearance of the status bar item.

### Version 0.2.1

- Fix failure to run on Windows due to line-endings issues

### Version 0.2.0

- Added a status bar with some useful controls:
  - Change build type/configuration
  - Start and stop the build with a single click
- Better support for multi-configuration generators
- Fix some issues when building on Windows

### Version 0.1.2

- Fix bug when building before configuring.

### Version 0.1.1

- Fix issue where we fail to detect the presence of Ninja when the command is
  ``ninja-build``.
- Fix failure to build when configured with a Visual Studio generator.

### Version 0.1.0

- First useful release

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