leoJS Seems To Work With VSCodium

[Thomas Passin]

VSCodium is a version of VSCode that does not include Microsoft-specific additions like telemetry.  It's the same code base so everything *ought* to work the same.

I've installed VSCodium, and leoJS seems to be working the same as on VSCode.

[Viktor Ransmayr]

Hello Thomas, 

Yes, that's the variant [ of Code / Codium / Theia ]I have been using as well.

Great things need more than one implementation ...

With kind regards 

Viktor 

On Fri, 22 Dec 2023, 21:18 Thomas Passin, <tbp1...@gmail.com> wrote:

VSCodium is a version of VSCode that does not include Microsoft-specific additions like telemetry.  It's the same code base so everything *ought* to work the same.

I've installed VSCodium, and leoJS seems to be working the same as on VSCode.

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[jkn]

Thanks for the heads up - I too use VSCodium (a bit) and this was the version I was hoping to try leoJS with

    J^n

[Félix]

Thank you Thomas, Viktor and J^n for your comments :)

We have Kevin Henderson to thanks for that. He's the one who made me aware of vscodium and it's extension marketplace. I didn't know anything about this, but he pointed me to their website and documentation. From there I followed the directions in order to publish both LeoInteg and LeoJS on that platform.

I had never actually tried it so I'm very happy to hear that it actually works! 

Thanks again to all of you for your support and your bug reports for this beta version. With your help I'll be able to make a proper release of a version 1.0 sometime soon in the following months.

Félix