Added get() method to color themes (for custom theme colors)
Derive default caret and active line colors from system selection color
Fixed crash when pasting hierarchical (indented) text
Fixed markdown escaping to avoid unnecessary escapes (still more to do)
264:
Fixed cut/paste sometimes cutting more than selected
263:
Added Settings > Keybindings
Added Show keybindings in “Show Commands” lists
Added “Include in new documents” option filter queries
Changed open URL to activate app and prompt user
Fixes
Fixed caret up/down movement getting stuck on same row
Fixed autocorrect duplicate apostrophe when smart quotes is off
Fixed sidebar disclosure button not clickable after item gains children
Fixed sidebar query selection not updating on back navigation
Fixed preserve other text styles when setting font weight
Fixed word marked as misspelled while still typing it
Fixed sidebar drag-and-drop ordering
Fixed Copy as Bike Markdown excludes front matter
Fixed some BikeMarkdown encoder/decoder bugs
Fixed crash when creating heading after joining rows
Fixed occasional crash on extension reload
Benchmarking and optimization
I got a bit derailed this release, that took longer than expected :\ And I didn’t quite get to status bar. So focus for next release is again status bar + bugs.
Big new feature to try is Settings > Keybindings… so now you can change keybindings without having to create an extension!
Oh, forgot to mention in release notes, but I’ve also removed most of the default themes. I think I better get just a few like I want, then can add others. If you loved one of the prev themes they are still available here.
Just noticed this release has serious bug when cut/paste. Sometimes cuts more then requested, and then messes up cursor positioning… Will get a fix out soon, but likely not today.
In the default theme it should be based on accent color… maybe you changed system appearance color? (also, at moment you will need to restart Bike to pickup changes in that system setting)
How can I then reference these in an editor style?
First I tried row.text.color = context.theme.colors.heading2, but I got a TypeScript error. Then I tried to add heading2 (etc.) to api/style/editor-theme.d.ts:
interface ColorTheme {
// Core colors
readonly text: Color
readonly accent: Color
readonly background: Color
// Caret and selection
readonly caret: Color
readonly caretLine: Color
readonly caretMessage: Color
readonly textBackgroundSelected: Color
readonly blockBackgroundSelected: Color
readonly findMatch: Color
readonly findMatchCurrent: Color
// UI elements
readonly handle: Color
readonly handleUnloaded: Color
readonly guideLine: Color
readonly focusArrow: Color
// Annotations
readonly grammar: Color
readonly spelling: Color
readonly replacement: Color
// Custom heading colors
readonly heading1: Color
readonly heading2: Color
readonly heading3: Color
readonly heading4: Color
readonly heading5: Color
readonly heading6: Color
}
But that didn’t work either. I also tried to add them to theme-schema.json. Is this not possible?
I haven’t tried to add the colours straight into the bike-style.ts — but I thought they belonged in the theme. (Claude suggested adding something to util.ts.)
Hum… no looks like not possible yet. I had intended to do that, but fell off my radar. My plan had been to allow array style access for custom defined colors. Assuming that’s possible, I’ll add for next release.
(Claude suggested adding something to util.ts.)