TemporaryLists

[R3d5t0n3GUY]

Take Two for the Temporary Lists extension. I’ve removed the need to install Temporary Variables first, added some small optimizations, and provided more credit for references. Thanking @LilyMakesThings again for being my source of inspiration, and Mio for contributing to Temporary Variables

[R3d5t0n3GUY]

I’m probably not going to bother with the Format and Validate bots, as long as the code is working

[GarboMuffin]

They're not optional

[R3d5t0n3GUY]

Last time, I didn’t get my code to a point where neither bot errored. I will try again soon

[Brackets-Coder]

!format

[github-actions]

The formatting bot couldn't push changes. Either maintainer edit permission is disabled or the pull request is from an organization/non-personal account. The author can run terminal command 'npm run format' manually to format all files.

[GarboMuffin]

!format

It failed because the bot's email got unverified somehow

[R3d5t0n3GUY]

That's why I initially said that I probably wouldn't bother with the bots. Even after installing and enabling Prettier for my workspace, and triggering its format function, the bots STILL said my code wasn't formatted with Prettier

[R3d5t0n3GUY]

I apologize to everyone for the commit spamming, which is what I was trying to avoid this whole time. At least, the extension code is at a point where it can pass the required checks.

I'm apologizing for the commit spamming because, in the past, when I pushed commits to another project in rapid succession, some of the changes weren't registered to the environment, until I waited around five minutes BEFORE pushing more changes. And I was concerned that, if I committed too quickly, the changes that were required to pass the bot checks wouldn't be registered, which would probably have led to more frustration on my end.

[R3d5t0n3GUY]

Dang it, the item [n] of (list) block isn't working

[R3d5t0n3GUY]

!format

[R3d5t0n3GUY]

!format

[Brackets-Coder]

That's why I initially said that I probably wouldn't bother with the bots. Even after installing and enabling Prettier for my workspace, and triggering its format function, the bots STILL said my code wasn't formatted with Prettier

See https://docs.turbowarp.org/development/extensions/better-development-server. You can't just run the default npx prettier --write or similar on a file, the default settings don't match the version/settings for the repository. You have to run npm run format in the local copy of the repository on your computer

[Brackets-Coder]

Also, no need to apologize about commits, you're fine

[R3d5t0n3GUY]

!format

[R3d5t0n3GUY]

!format

[R3d5t0n3GUY]

!format

[R3d5t0n3GUY]

!format

[R3d5t0n3GUY]

So commenting !format via github.dev didn't summon DangoCat.

[github-actions]

The formatting bot didn't find any formatting issues. It currently only checks the extensions folder. The author or a maintainer can run terminal command 'npm run format' manually to format all files.

[R3d5t0n3GUY]

!format

[R3d5t0n3GUY]

I’m now closing this pull request because I’m no longer maintaining this version of the Temporary Lists extension. To stay up to date, head over to the version on my website. Once again, I’d like to thank @LilyMakesThings for being my source of inspiration for making this.