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Release Notes: 1.0
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Preferences
- Configure keyboard shortcuts: Customize your Brackets keyboard shortcuts via a JSON config file. See documentation for details.
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Quick Edit
- Collapse unwanted Quick Edit results: Quickly collapse results from a particular CSS, SCSS, or LESS file. For example, when using a preprocessor you can hide results from the compiled CSS file to focus on results in your original SCSS/LESS code.
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Code Hints & Search
- url() code hints for SCSS/LESS: Code hints for files/folders within your project, as seen in CSS files.
- Improved case-sensitivity in code hints and Quick Open: Code Hints and Quick Open prefer results where the capitalization matches what you typed. For example, in JavaScript code hints "function" is now ranked above "Function" when you type in all lowercase.
- New "wordsOnly" setting for automatic word highlighting: See preferences documentation for how to use this setting.
- Performance
- UI Appearance
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Linux
- "Show in OS" reveals files in shell file browser (previously, in some cases the file would open in its default instead)
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Localization
- Translation updates for: Brazilian Portuguese, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Finnish, French, Galician, German, Italian, Japanese, Spanish, Swedish
Full change logs: brackets and brackets-shell
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Brackets running on Yosemite (OSX 10.10) now has a Yosemite look with flat traffic light buttons. The full-screen button moves to the green traffic light button on Yosemite as well.
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Brackets now works with auto-hide Task Bars on Windows with Maximized windows.
There were no API changes in this release. A wiki on best practices for programmatically opening files in Brackets was published: https://github.com/adobe/brackets/wiki/Programmatically-Opening-Files-in-Brackets
Themes - Themes no longer need to include a dummy 'main.js' file. Theme authors may wish to continue including this file in the short term for compatibility with Brackets 0.44, however.
- Activity Monitor in Mavericks (OS X 10.9) says the Brackets Helper process is "Not Responding" even when it's working normally (#5794). You can safely ignore this unless Brackets is actually failing to respond when you click or type text.
- Debug > Run Tests is disabled in the installer/DMG distributions of Brackets, because the unit test code is not included. To run unit tests, pull Brackets from GitHub instead.
TODO
- Recommended: rebuild or reinstall an updated brackets-shell (new functionality was added).
- Some submodules were updated this sprint. Run
git submodule update
to ensure your source tree is fully up to date.
For details on the bugs addressed, please refer to closed Release 1.0 bugs . Not all fixed bugs will be caught by this search query, however.