foreword
Cloud Studio is a browser-based integrated development environment (IDE) that provides developers with an always-on cloud workstation. Users do not need to install Cloud Studio when using it, and can use it anytime, anywhere by opening a browser. The cloud development experience is almost the same as that of the local, and the threshold for getting started is lower; it is extremely open, and third-party platforms can easily integrate Cloud Studio cloud development capabilities through the SDK we provide.
Introduction
This kernel upgrade: the Cloud Studio kernel version has been upgraded from v1.71.0 to v1.73.1 . It mainly includes the following highlights:
- HTML Live Preview - Live preview of HTML files.
- Merge Editor Improvements - Easier transition between text and merge editor.
- Toolbar Customization - Hide/Show toolbar actions.
- Show search results in tree view - View search results in a list or tree view.
- Terminal Quick Fixes - Correct typos in commands.
- Search Include/Exclude Folders - Quickly set folders to include/exclude in the tree view.
HTML live preview
Click Show Preview in the html editing area to open the preview, which supports dynamic refresh. How as shown below:
Merge Editor Improvements
A **"Explain in Merge Editor"** button will be automatically displayed in the conflicting file, which is convenient for switching from the text editor to the merge editor. As shown below:
After clicking the **"Explain in Merge Editor"** button, the effect is as follows:
Hide actions in the toolbar
You can now hide actions in the toolbar. Right-click any action in the toolbar and select Hide menu for that action. Hidden actions are moved to the "..." More Actions menu. After hiding, hidden actions can also be triggered from the More Actions menu. If you want to restore hidden toolbar action items, right-click the toolbar button area and select Reset Menu. To restore all hidden toolbar action items, run Reset All Menus from the Command Palette ( ⇧⌘P ). Hide an operation in the toolbar, as shown in the figure below:
Display search results in a tree view
You can now view search results in a tree view! Simply click the action list/tree icon in the top corner of the Search view to switch between list view and tree view. As shown below:
Terminal Quick Fixes
Quick-fix suggests a similar command when a Git command is mistyped. As shown below:
Search include/exclude folders
When right-clicking a folder in the tree view in the search results area of the search view, there are now two new options in the context menu. As shown below:
write at the end
Only some of the relatively important updates are listed above. This update has greatly upgraded the workspace, editing, terminal, source control, debugging, notebooks, languages, extension points and other aspects. Therefore, the new version of the kernel will bring you an all-round experience improvement. Individual developers, enterprises, and third-party platforms are welcome to use or integrate Cloud Studio products, and also welcome to give us suggestions for improvement.