Hi all.
I've recently updated gedit-code-assistance in Fedora to its latest version, which is far more stable and powerful than the previous ones.gedit-code-assistance is a helpful gedit plugin that will check the syntax of your C, Python, CSS, Ruby, _javascript_, vala, json and xml files.
It will alert you if you make syntax errors, and warn you about other coding errors - it saves you a lot of time, and makes it easier to spot problematic areas in your code as it highlights them for you as you are writing.
It will alert you if you make syntax errors, and warn you about other coding errors - it saves you a lot of time, and makes it easier to spot problematic areas in your code as it highlights them for you as you are writing.
Since it's a really powerful tool for anyone who uses gedit as a code editor, and considering the fact that the workstation PRD says the Workstation is developer-oriented, I think it should be installed by default in the Workstation.
Any objections?
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-Elad Alfassa.
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