Releases: microsoft/vscode-cosmosdb
Releases · microsoft/vscode-cosmosdb
v0.8.0
Added
- Improved scrapbook experience with better error handling. We now highlight errors on the scrapbook as you type!
- See your stored procedures for graph accounts too!
- Document labels in the tree view are now more descriptive.
Fixed
- Scrapbook: can now parse commands with single quotes or no quotes. Examples from the mongo docs should now work when directly pasted.
- Fewer timeout errors on running commands in the emulator.
- We correctly parse collection names with dots
- Invalid database accounts will not prevent the tree from loading
- Additional bugs fixed
v0.7.2
Added
- Support DNS Seedlist Connection Format for mongo connection strings (mongodb+srv://). Thanks @plusn-nuri!
Fixed
v0.7.1
v0.7.0
Added
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Mongo
- CodeLens support for scrapbook
- Execute all commands in a scrapbook, allowing you to use scrapbooks as scripts
- Support for ObjectIDs, ISODate, and extended JSON data types in document views
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SQL
- View, open, edit and update Stored Procedures
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Miscellaneous
- Error messages are now modal
- Open newly created docs in editor
Changed
- Moved Azure CosmosDB Explorer to new Azure view container instead of file explorer
Fixed
v0.6.0
Added
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Mongo
- mongo.shell.path setting no longer required if shell is in system path
- Allow mongo.shell.path to be specified in workspace settings as well as user settings
- No longer asking for an id for new documents
- Connected database is now persisted between sessions
- Improvements to scrapbook setup and error handling
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Azure subscriptions
- New "filter" button on subscription nodes
- New "Open in Portal" menu item for subscriptions
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Miscellaneous
- New "Report an Issue" button on error dialogs
Fixed
v0.5.1
v0.5.0
Fixed
Added
- DocumentDB and Mongo
- Allow updating documents and collections re-opened from a previous VS Code session
- Mongo
- Delete databases
v0.4.0
v0.3.0
Added
- Attach Cosmos DB accounts by connection string
- Graph:
- Customize the color and display text of vertices through VS Code settings
- By default display vertex IDs and labels and choose vertex color based on label
- Honor current VS Code theme