John Allen

@godbout — re: > thank god i found a way to get rid of this 😂️ Might I ask how? I'd love to bind Wooshy to that shortcut but I...

Thanks for the thorough response @godbout! It looks like you're on macOS Ventura. When I go to the equivalent preference pane in Monterey I see this. ![CleanShot 2022-08-07 at 07...

Thanks for this @godbout! I'm running Karabiner-Elements and will try something similar. Please don't go any further out of the way for me. BTW — I'm loving Wooshy! It's exactly...

I'd be willing to help get this going. I've been using a somewhat manual process with `vsce` to package/publish an extension. A couple of things to consider. - use a...

Regarding triggering an automated release. It looks like [CUE is triggering releases on version tag push](https://github.com/cue-lang/cue/blob/8a40ef074e24a7d404dcfc1201ab3cdd63189771/.github/workflows/release.yml#L3-L7). That should be easy enough to replicate if that workflow is of interest.

As a proof of concept, I've set up a release GitHub action on my `cue fmt` extension that's triggered on version tag push: https://github.com/johnallen3d/vscode-cue-fmt/blob/2fd4555728a36bd5c49743d97aadca3d050f58f4/.github/workflows/release.yml Here are the steps I'm following:...

Whoops, I didn't realize it will require approval to run workflows. I will PR in my fork to continue testing.

Thanks for looking into this @wangxiaoying. I will happily take a crack at it!

You could consider using the `package` command to do this. I'm publishing a private extension to GitHub releases. Here's my workflow: ```yaml name: CD on: push: tags: - "v*.*.*" jobs:...