Tudor Timi

Introduce 'File' domain object

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Allow clients to pass information about files either as `File` objects or as dictionaries (legacy).

Please add a `4.2` tag, that tracks the latest `4.2.x` version that is tagged (similar to how the `3.8` tag works).

For users behind a corporate firewall, it's not possible to access the plugin portal directly. It's possible to configure the repositories used for the "current" project, but if that project...

Errors in `.ecrc` are not reported and file is silently ignored

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I have a `.ecrc` file which contains an error: ``` { "Version": "2.4.0", "Verbose": false, "Debug": false, "IgnoreDefaults": false, "SpacesAftertabs": false, "NoColor": false, "Exclude": ["\\.h$", "\\.c$",], "AllowedContentTypes": [], "PassedFiles": [],...

Add the possibility to directly mark a gap of a value after a different value

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Currently, if I want to add a gap of "don't care" after some known value I need to write the following: {name: 'addr', wave: 'x2x|', data: ['A0'] } What this...

Add 'open file' button

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It would be great if you could add an 'open file' button, together with 'save', to allow editing of files directly. This way, when working with multiple wave sets, users...

Avoid absolute paths when defining VS Code tasks of type `gradle`

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I set `someGradleTestTask` as the default test tasks in a project. This is what the extension generated for me in `tasks.json`: ``` { "version": "2.0.0", "tasks": [ { "type": "gradle",...

New tabs in terminator started with `--execute` should also start with the same command

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I'm starting `terminator` with the `--execute` option. I'm using it to start a shell in which I customize some stuff. When opening a new tab within this terminator window, the...

New methods are generally marked as "new in version X". For example, `pathlib.Path.is_relative_to` is marked as "new in version 3.9" : https://docs.python.org/3/library/pathlib.html#pathlib.PurePath.is_relative_to  `pathlib.Path.absolute` was added in version 3.11, but...

Add possibility to react on file changes more granularly

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It would be cool if it were possible to react on file changes with more granularity. This would be useful, for example, in the following case: ``` layout python3 if...