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Fernando Dodino edited this page Dec 15, 2023 · 25 revisions

All information is available in VSCode documentation: https://code.visualstudio.com/api/working-with-extensions/publishing-extension

Package - for local testing

To generate a package with the current version of the project, you have to run the next command on project root folder:

npm run package

This will generate a wollok-lsp-ide-x.y.z.vsix file on the same folder.

Then you can load the extension in any VSCode from that file:

  • Go to Extensions tab
  • Press settings button
  • "Install from VSIX..."
  • Search generated file and voilà
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Wollok LSP should be running in your VSCode, open a Wollok file and test it!

Deploy

Pre-requisites

  • You need to change the version in package.json
  • You need to add changes for the new version in CHANGELOG.md

Create new release in Github

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Configure it:

  • Edit the custom tag, name it vX.Y.Z where X.Y.Z represent major.minor.patch part of the version. For example: 0.1.0 > Create tag on publish
  • Name the release X.Y.Z (same convention as before)

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  • In the description, you should put 1. Wollok TS version and udpate/sanitize the 2. Change log
  • Keep Set as a pre-release unchecked
  • Keep Set as the latest release checked
  • Once you finished, click on the Update release button

Deploying to Marketplace

In your local environment, open a new Terminal (Git Bash/Bash/zsh) and run:

./script/publish.sh x.y.z

where x.y.z must match the current version.

It will

  • check for existing x.y.z version in releases tag
  • check that package.json version should match the version you want to publish
  • and check the version is in the CHANGELOG.md file

If you need to bypass any of these validations, edit publish.sh but bear in mind they avoid common mistakes we do while publishing releases.

Make sure you have an Azure account on behalf of Uqbar publisher. As a pre-requisite, you must have a token (if you don´t remember it, you can regenerate it). You may need a previous vsce login command (if vsce is not recognized you can install it via npm i -g vsce).

Manual upload

Download VSIX file from the releases page. Go to this URL (if you don't have access, ask dodain or elRasta):

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  • select Visual Studio Code
  • attach VSIX file
  • click on Upload

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