This extension provides additional support to developers working with the source code for the open source Fuchsia operating system.
The extension recognizes Fuchsia-specific artifacts in the Fuchsia Git-based source repository
(also known as fuchsia.git), and adds features to help navigate them, such as:
- Links from fuchsia component URLs (beginning with the
fuchsia-pkgscheme), in any file, to the component's "manifest" source file (either.cmlor.cmx).
- Links from fuchsia component URLs (beginning with the
fuchsia-pkgscheme) in terminal output. component's "manifest" source file (either.cmlor.cmx).
- References back from the manifest to any known source with a
fuchsia-pkgcomponent URL to the manifest's component. Right-click anywhere in the manifest source (in the VS Code editor), and select one of the menu options "Go to References" or "Find References".
- Activates links to prefixed Fuchsia revision and bug IDs; for example:
fxrev.dev/[revision ID](and legacyfxr/[revision ID]) link tohttps://fxrev.dev/[revision ID]fxbug.dev/[bug ID](and legacyfxb/[bug ID]) link tohttps://fxbug.dev/[revision ID]
- You can run the
gitcommand. - Your VS Code workspace has exactly one workspace folder that is the root of your cloned
fuchsiarepo. (This can be overridden in VS Code "Settings".) - You ran
fx set ...(orfx use ...) to set the current build directory, and generate Ninja build dependencies.
The extension reads build commands from the toolchain.ninja file in your build directory to
determine the package and component names assocated with each manifest (to establish links from
matching component URLs), and uses the git grep command to find references from any text document
in the fuchsia.git repo to a known component URL.
Note that a component URL is linked only if its manifest is included in the current fx set ...
build configuration.
See the CHANGELOG