101.2.0

• Markdown syntax highlighting #301
• Prevent name clashes when importing something with the same name as the svelte file #294

101.1.1

• Support optional chaining and nullish coalescing (introduced in svelte 3.24) #274
• Possibility to add component documentation #280
• Support default languages (introduced in svelte-preprocess 4.0) #291
• Fix incorrect semicolon error before dollar label #289
• Initialized props (export let bla = 'blubb';) are marked as optional now #276

101.0.0

• New "Extract into component" refactoring (simple version) #262
• Better typing for union types in reactive assignments and props #214
• Props with default values are now marked as optional #276
• Docs restructuring, FAQ/Troubleshooting for TypeScript #275
• Hover info now contains docs #281
• More bindings for svelte:window #265
• Grave accent wrapping #264

BREAKING CHANGE

Adjusted svelte.config.js interface #270

If you want to pass svelte compiler options to the svelte language server (which you probably never will/need to do), you now need to pass them inside compilerOptions. Note that preprocess stays where it was before, so you are most likely not affected by this change.

Before:

svelte.config.js:

module.exports = {
   dev: true,
   preprocess: ...
};

After:

svelte.config.js:

module.exports = {
   compilerOptions: {
      dev: true
   },
   preprocess: ...
};

This was done as an attempt to harmonize/standarize svelte.config.js and open up its usage to other tools.

100.1.0

• Better error messages for preprocessors #240
• script/style extraction: handle self-closing tags #251
• Trigger diagnostics on ts/js save #237
• onEnter rules #244
• Bugfixes

First production release

This release marks the first official prod release of the Svelte for VSCode extension. After a few months in beta and valuable feedback and help from the community, we feel now is the time. Thanks to everyone who helped us find and fix issues!