John Kane
John Kane
This is feedback: https://github.com/nomiclabs/hardhat-vscode-feedback/issues/7 Currently, we only show compilation errors for Hardhat projects. Different tools can compile the same codebase differently, leading to different compilation errors. For example, they may...
This is feedback: https://github.com/nomiclabs/hardhat-vscode-feedback/issues/6 Currently, we only show compilation errors for Hardhat projects. Different tools can compile the same codebase differently, leading to different compilation errors. For example, they may...
This is feedback: https://github.com/nomiclabs/hardhat-vscode-feedback/issues/5 Currently, we only show compilation errors for Hardhat projects. Different tools can compile the same codebase differently, leading to different compilation errors. For example, they may...
Taken from feedback: https://github.com/nomiclabs/hardhat-vscode-feedback/issues/4 Currently, we only show compilation errors for Hardhat projects. Different tools can compile the same codebase differently, leading to different compilation errors. For example, they may...
We surface hardhat compiler errors and warnings, we should consider doing the same for solhint. Consideration should be given to how solhint + prettier-solidity + vscode plugins interact.
In response to the compiler warning 1878, provide a small set of suggested fixes to: * add SPDX license identifier for "unlicensed" * add SPDX license identifier for "MIT" *...
Find references should include the definition node (e.g. the function definition + the function usages). This means there is never just one reference, so find references does not jump to...
Posh-Cowsay word wraps the text message given by default. There are cases where this is not ideal and the user would prefer to take responsibility for text placement. This was...
The original cowsay let users specify different ascii characters than the cow using cow files. This should be ported over. Cowsay was written in perl, and cowsay files were snippets...
The original cowsay supported user specified eyes through the -e option and user specified tongue with -T.