Jonathan Clark

I fully agree @pattrickrice and @GTMxCode ! I've been helped by digging into the PR that @vonEdfra did for #152, but still too much is unclear. For example, I'm not...

OK, I've now worked more of this out. In the previous example, the FIXME:, @@@ and FINISH: all have no further definition, and so just pick up whatever is in...

I've now forked this extension into https://github.com/jgclark/vscode-todo-highlight, and made available on the Marketplace. It includes better documentation, more examples, update for remote development, addition of regex per highlight etc. You'll...

@CiriousJoker, @clankill3r, @ZaLiTHkA, @alvaromartmart: I've now forked this extension into https://github.com/jgclark/vscode-todo-highlight, and made available on the Marketplace. It includes better documentation, more examples, update for remote development, **addition of regex...

This is rather strange, as it should work. Perhaps there's another setting that is conflicting? But either way this extension is, it seems, not maintained. Have you tried the fork...

Agreed.

@pwoolvett thanks for the suggestion. Can you explain more about how that could work, that wasn't tied to a particular language? (I mostly use VSCode for markdown and zsh scripting,...

@pwoolvett and this is a language-agnostic extension. So fine to do a fix for your setup, but I'm trying to find a wider solution. However, I'm never done any extension...

Not necessarily, vovkkk. For large projects, I would fully expect tasks down to multiple levels. Different people can be responsible for different sub-projects, for example. I'd support this addition.

> There seems to be a problem with the URL you are using for the calendar. Thanks for replying. I've deleted and reinstalled the extension, and again put in the...