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@trevor-scheer a couple questions!
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@trevor-scheer one thing else it would probably be better for this to be a command palate command instead of a click event on the status bar |
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After thinking about this, I do think we should make it a command palate vs click interaction
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Enable developing against different schema tags by allowing the user to choose a tag from a dropdown.
… combine requests for gathering engine data.
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Is this an error that should be send to the loading handler? Otherwise I think the the indicator would get stuck.
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It appears that the original necessity for `tsc-watch` was introduced through new usage within `npm-scripts` commands in #632. Since that usage is no longer present (at least partially removed via 5f287d9), this dependency should no longer be necessary either. This is relatively urgent since `tsc-watch` includes the `event-stream` npm package as a transitive dependency and that package is demonstrably vulnerable: Ref: dominictarr/event-stream#116 cc @martijnwalraven @jbaxleyiii @trevor-scheer @hwillson
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--tagflag.For context:
Schemas can be "branched" in a similar way that one might make a branch in a git repo. This concept allows developers to publish different "branches" (tags) of a schema to engine. Publishing a new tag to engine makes the new introspection available to a client, in this case, VSCode.
The result here is that an extension user can switch tags on the fly and expect all the benefits that an introspection provides: autocomplete, syntax errors, and other relevant information specific to that tag.