I've published a couple of dependency updates to cfmleditor and cfmleditor-lint VSCode extensions, please let me know if you have any issues

and it might be worth noting that https://github.com/KamasamaK/vscode-cfml has a number of npm package vulnerabilities , KamasamaK I'd love to collaborate

cfmleditor and cfmleditor-lint both return "found 0 vulnerabilities" from npm audit

Does anyone use <cfset VAR ?

as in , uppercase VAR ?

I code in cfscript, not tags. But if you're asking if I use all uppercase variable names, it depends. I used to always uppercase all of my scopes. So, for example, URL.variablename, SERVER.variablename, REQUEST.variablename. I did that primarily for readability. It made it much simpler to identify which scope I was reading from at a glance. As time went by though, it seemed like lowcasing them didn't really negatively affect maintainability on my code, and developers I worked with mostly did not upcase things, so I changed my habit to lowcase on scopes, camelcase on variables (that seemed to be the most aligned with the devs I worked with). Bottom line: your mileage may vary. Consistency is the most important, as well as matching up with the styles used at your company. Your style should match, generally, the styles used throughout the code (as long as it isn't some anti-pattern and is consistent throughout). One of the biggest red flags I identify when joining a company is looking through their source code and make sure it looks well formatted and consistent throughout. If they are not keeping their code sanitary and well formatted, it makes me wonder where else they are not keeping an eye on things.

I meant var as in, if var'ing a variable, if not using local scope

Nothing like losing a couple of hours on a Friday fighting with formatting rules. I'm not even fighting with my team about them, just fighting the configs to get things the way I want them in repos that I control.

anyone been following https://cfmleditor.github.io/tree-sitter-cfml/ ?

VSCode preferences

Just pushed a new version of cfmleditor for vscode with some indexing performance improvements thanks to a contributor, check it out, let us know if you hit any new issues

CFMLEditor 0.6.33 shipped last night ( AEST +10 ) • Replace trie-prefix-tree with trie-search and simplify search implementation for user defined functions #41 ( fixes issues with $ in function name ) • Fix Inefficient Regular Expression Complexity in koa - https://github.com/advisories/GHSA-593f-38f6-jp5m • Add support for cfscript tag islands

Anyone here using cfmleditor-lint ?

seems that the go do definition breaks in the new release

Function definition?

Improvements are coming

awesome!

thanks for the work

@Thomas Rafferty ping

@Yuxin Li what version are you on?

editor 0.6.33 linter 0.4.6

@Yuxin Li @Gareth The definitions are fixed in master, but we haven't had a release since then

Will try push a release later today

perfect. Thanks for the updates.

Pushed some updates tonight, let me know if they resolve the issues and / or introduce any issues

I've pushed some updates to CFMLEditor and CFMLEditor Lint, please let me know if you experience any issues

Seems another open source CF project has stalled, even though at times CFLint is limited by the parser I still think there is value in new rules, if you're a maintainer on the CFLint project please let me know

@Gareth As requested, given you a ping in here from github issue #65.

Hi @chandler3224 sorry I don't have the time right now as its 11pm where I'm at

but I'll get back to you