Update tool dev tutorial to add Galaxy Language Server installation #4110
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| > ```xml | ||
| > </macros> | ||
| > <xml name="example_parameter"> | ||
| > <param name="ex_1" type="integer" label="Example help text"/> | ||
| > <param name="ex_2" type="text" label="Example help text"/> | ||
| > </xml> | ||
| > </macros> | ||
| > ``` |
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what's the reason for this? it seems like an unncessary blockquote without any of the stylistic tags that the GTN uses that might make this blockquoting useful
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The linting was failing without the blockquote for the command section because of the "#"s, so I was trying to keep consistent visuals. I can remove it for the other sections, if you'd prefer
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hmm, then that's a bug with the linting that we should fix. I'll look at it
| - Extract macro | ||
| - Full Galaxy tool linter integration | ||
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| To install, go to the `extensions` tab in VSCode, search "Galaxy Tools", and click install. Make sure that the python version available in your environment is compatible, and install updates as necessary, as requested by the alerts in VSCode. Once installed, simply make sure the document format is `Galaxy Tool Wrapper` when working on a tool to ensure the laungage server is enabled. |
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Could you please add a link, like in the github repo: https://github.com/davelopez/galaxy-workflows-vscode/#galaxy-workflows-vscode-extension "click to install in vscode", that would be a much nicer user experience than "search for this string".
Adds installation of Galaxy Language Server to the text for the Tool Dev tutorial