Fix #75: Add Travis CI deployment to GitHub Releases #131
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| file: syntaxes/Scala.tmLanguage.json |
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Issue #75 is about the missing .vsix file. The Scala.tmLanguage.json already included in the sources zip artefact.
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I've amended the commit to fix this
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I'll make a release at some point this week and test this. |
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I'll keep an eye out, but please do ping me if it crashes |
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It failed, I had to add the vsix manually to https://github.com/scala/vscode-scala-syntax/releases/tag/0.4.2 |
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I followed the Travis CI guide for deploying to GitHub releases. I can't really test it, so I guess we'll see at the next release! Worst case, if it fails, it's the last deployment step, and therefore won't affect the previous deployment steps.