Version 0.0.5

• "Reference" values made in treatment yaml files are checked to ensure they occur in stages after the elements they reference
• Expand Templates command allows a user to view a treatment yaml file with all templates plugged into their respective sections in the body of a treatment file
• Errors in prompt files surface to errors in treatment files whenever an erroneous prompt file is referenced in a treatment file
• Duplicate element names not allowed in a treatment file

v0.0.4

[0.0.4]

Added

• Render StageFrame: Command to render stages from .treatments.yaml file with StageFrame to toggle between different frames
• Display Render Errors: ErrorBoundary wrapper around rendering to catch and display errors
• Introduce experimentRoot in dlconfig.json: Users must now specify the experimentRoot in their dlconfig.json file. This must be a path where all experiment files will be kept. This is required.
• Validate batch config: The extension will run validations on .config.json file (on files within the experimentRoot defined in dlconfig.json), ensuring that the configuration is correct and providing feedback through error diagnostics if it is not.

v0.0.3

[0.0.3]

Added

• Syntax Highlighting: Special syntaxes, metadata, and keywords are highlighted in .treatments.yaml and prompt files built in markdown.
• Document Validation: The extension will run validations on any .treatments.yaml or markdown file, ensuring that the configuration is correct for experimental templates and providing feedback through error diagnostics if it is not.
• Error Diagnostics: Zod schemas are used to provide detailed, line-specific error diagnostics on .treatments.yaml and markdown files.
• Default File Templates: Default .treatments.yaml and prompt markdown files can be created through commands accessed from the VS Code menu. Empty .treatments.yaml files can also be autofilled with a default template.
• Prompt Visual Previews: Any prompt markdown file can be previewed on command, which opens up a visual, real-time preview of what the prompt would look like on the Deliberation Lab platform.
• Multi-Line Comments: On any .treatments.yaml file, highlight a section of text and use Ctrl + / to comment out each line of selected text at once.