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Like you proposed in this thread, it is possible to allow the two extensions to co-exist.
However, the two extensions at this moment effectively define two languages (rst and restructuredtext). So if the end users install them in a specific order (mine first and then yours), everything works as expected. But if the order is reversed (yours first and then mine), then only yours take effect.
You might use the attached VSIX (syntax highlighting removed inside) to test the installation order out. restructuredtext-158.0.0.vsix.zip
It is rather complicated to change the identifier in my extension (as it has far too many references) while easy to change yours, so I sent a pull request in #6 and hope that you might consider it.
Changing the identifier does not break your end users in general. But if they use yours along with other extensions for rst language, then they will unfornately observe the same conflicts.
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Like you proposed in this thread, it is possible to allow the two extensions to co-exist.
However, the two extensions at this moment effectively define two languages (
rst
andrestructuredtext
). So if the end users install them in a specific order (mine first and then yours), everything works as expected. But if the order is reversed (yours first and then mine), then only yours take effect.It is rather complicated to change the identifier in my extension (as it has far too many references) while easy to change yours, so I sent a pull request in #6 and hope that you might consider it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: