Release Notes: Sprint 16

This is a draft!

This document will not be finalized until the end of Sprint 16 -- approximately November 9.

Live Development
- URL mapping for Live Preview: Users can specify a base URL for the root folder of a project.
General Code Editing
- Color Picker: An inline editor for colors in CSS and HTML files. Supports rgba, hex, and hsla.
- Find and Replace: Search field turns red when no results are found
- CodeMirror 3 migration: Critical editing functionality
- Status Bar Edit Mode Formatting: The edit mode is now capitalized correctly.
Files and Folders
- Sort Working Set: Sort the working set automatically by type, name or time added.
- Reorder Working Set by Drag and Drop : Sort the working set manually by drag and drop.
- Working Set Rename and Show In Tree: Context menu items are now available in the working set for Rename and Show In Tree
Extensions
- Move extensions folder outside application root: Extensions are now stored per user instead of in the application bundle. Windows: C:\Users<user>\AppData\Roaming\Brackets\extensions. Mac: /Users//Library/Application Support/Brackets/extensions.
Developer Workflow
- Automated unit tests - Unit tests now run automatically on a Mac build server behind the Adobe firewall.
Localization
- Japanese Translation

Full change logs: brackets and brackets-shell

Project Settings - Project settings are available in the File menu as well as the drop down menu (recent projects and Open Folder...) in the project tree. Currently, the only setting available is the Live Preview Base URL.

Require 2.1.1: For better error handling while loading extensions, we've upgraded from Require 1.0.3 to 2.1.1
focusedEditorChange has been renamed to activeEditorChange
CodeHintManager now requires a code hint provider to return true by default in its handleSelect() function. A code hint provider can return false if it wants to keep the hint list open after inserting a user selection.

#1551: Changes within an extension (or a unit test) are not reflected by a simple "Debug > Reload Brackets." Workarounds:
- Quit and re-launch Brackets to pick up the changes.
- Open Developer Tools, click the gear icon in the lower-right, and select "Disable cache." This setting is remembered, but is only in effect so long as the Developer Tools browser tab remains open.
Debug > Run Tests is disabled in the installer/DMG distributions of Brackets, because the unit test code is not included. To run unit tests, pull Brackets from GitHub instead.
Debug > Show Developer Tools opens in a new tab in Chrome, rather than a new window in Brackets. This is a temporary(ish) change due to CEF3. But on the upside, CEF3's developer tools include many updated features!
#1283: Text selection highlight sometimes jiggles when horizontally resizing window.
#1473: Uninstalling on Windows sometimes does not remove the Start menu shortcut for Brackets.
Mountain Lion (OS X 10.8) by default will not allow Brackets to run since it's not digitally signed yet. To work around this, right click the Brackets app and choose Open. You only need to do that once -- afterward, launching Brackets the normal way will work also.

For details on the bugs addressed, please refer to closed sprint 16 bugs. A few of the fixed bugs might not be caught by this search query, however.