Updates for sprint 33 #85
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| "name": "New CSS Rule", | ||
| "description": "Quick Edit for CSS (Ctrl+E/⌘E) now has a New Rule button that creates a rule for the currently selected tag/class/id. You can modify the selector after it's created. You can also bring up Quick Edit on a tag/class/id that has no existing rules so that you can create a new rule." |
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Maybe shorten to something like...?
Quick Edit for CSS (Ctrl+E/⌘E) now has a New Rule button that creates a rule for the currently selected tag/class/id, even when no other rules exist. You can modify the selector after it's created.
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Sounds good. I noticed that we also have the Cmd symbol in the older update notification--should I fix it there too?
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@njx review complete. |
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I guess we're assuming neither of the new locales will land in time? (adobe/brackets#5378 or adobe/brackets#5372) |
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It doesn't sound like we had anyone stepping forward to review them yet (and it's been a few weeks). We can ping @couzteau to find out if he can look in the history to see who's reviewed them in the past. But I'd guess they won't land. |
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| "name": "Regular Expression Substitution", | ||
| "description": "When doing a regular expression find/replace, you can use $1, $2, etc. in the replace string to refer to parenthesized subexpressions in the query string." |
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Minor nit: When using a regular expression in Find/Replace...
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Updated, ready for re-review. |
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Thanks! Re-review done. Merging. |
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| "name": "New CSS Rule from Quick Edit", | ||
| "description": "Use the New Rule button in CSS Quick Edit (Ctrl+E/\u2318E) to create a rule for the currently selected tag/class/id, even if there aren't any existing rules. You can modify the selector after it's created." |
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I was originally thinking we should emphasize that you can now use Quick Edit even when there are no rules, because previously it would do nothing. But maybe this is clear enough.
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