Release 1.0.0#2870
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| Cursorless if finally ready for its 1.0 release! | ||
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| Over the last year the Cursorless team has focused primarily on the user experience and migrating legacy language scopes. We are now at a point where we feel Cursorless is ready for its first official release. |
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I went with the terminology official release. I didn't want to use stable because that implies that Cursorless was unstable before. An alternative was production release.
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Will take a closer look but first thing is should be semantic versioning so 1.0.0
Please do. I've updated all references to |
| - We will continue to improve language definitions. There are still some languages where features are missing or still in legacy form (see above). | ||
| - Improving documentation. This is an area where we would really appreciate [contributions](https://github.com/cursorless-dev/cursorless/issues?q=is%3Aissue%20state%3Aopen%20label%3Adocumentation) | ||
| - Cursorless everywhere. We now have users working on Cursorless for multiple new editors. The future for Cursorless everywhere is looking very bright! | ||
| - Embedded languages, eg js within html, markdown code blocks, vue.js, styled components in js, etc etc. This one is a big effort, so stay tuned. |
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Remove if you don't think you'll ever get to this, but imo is the biggest day-to-day thing missing from Cursorless
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Ok I made a bunch of changes because turned out most of the AI-generated stuff was plausible sounding, but wrong 😅. Wasn't planning to invest in this, but figured I might as well be involved in the 1.0.0 release; kind of an important milestone for the project
Have a look at my changes then feel free to merge if you're happy
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