feat: support github-actions-workflow language#1329
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* In `extension.ts`, adds { language: "github-actions-workflow } for
the following schemas: "file", "untitled", "deno". In each cases,
added directly below the related entry for language: "yaml".
* In `package.json`, adds to the `activationEvents` array,
"onLanguage:github-actions-workflow". THE SAME WAS ALSO ADDED
FOR "onLanguage:yaml" which I assume was unintentional.
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Bump? related denoland/deno#33647 |
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Resolves #1170.
In
extension.ts, adds{ language: "github-actions-workflow }for the followingschema:"file","untitled","deno". In each cases, added directly below the related entry for language: "yaml".In
package.json, adds to theactivationEventsarray,"onLanguage:github-actions-workflow". THE SAME WAS ALSO ADDED FOR"onLanguage:yaml"which I assume was left out unintentionally.Based on the same changes for
vscode-yamlat redhat-developer/vscode-yaml#1105.Motivation:
deno fmtalready checks all yaml files (including github actions files) by default. If editing a deno project in vscode, we should be able to edit github actions files in vscode without them failingdeno fmt --checkin CI.