Blue Turtle

Changes necessary to publish v0.2.0

* Lock NPM to specific version of vscode client
* Update images to HTTPS

Sapphire Crab

• Switch to using a Swift native Language Server instead of a TypeScript based one.
• Provide support for Swift v3.1 via toolchain snapshots (swift-DEVELOPMENT-SNAPSHOT-2016-12-01 currently is the minimum REQUIRED)

With this release there should be a solid framework for quickly iterating to add more features to interact with SourceKit. Which hopefully make windows between releases much shorter. [Edit: Oct 10, 2017] Which still has not born fruit. My apologies.

Thanks for the patience! 🗿

Gold Duck

• When code completing it now fills in place holders, e.g., <#T## Blah)#> with VS Code snippets. Thanks @aaroncrespo! 💯
• Code completion is drawn from all *.swift files in the project's working directory
• Bug fixes

Silver Porcupine

Polished up the extension. Both in terms of documentation and description. As well as making the SourceKitten integration a little bit more configurable.

Nickel Crocodile

This release focuses on being the starting point for this plugin. It provides rudimentary integration between VS Code and SourceKit.

Aside from making use of the VS Code Language Server Protocol it relies on the SourceKitten framework to talk with SourceKit.