Merge pull request #556 from gjsjohnmurray/prepare-1.0.8

Update CHANGELOG and README for 1.0.8

Author: gjsjohnmurray

CHANGELOG.md

@@ -1,5 +1,19 @@
 # Change Log
 
+## [1.0.8] 15-Jan-2021
+- Implement `isfs://server:namespace/` syntax as an alternative to the `ns=NAMESPACE` query parameter (#450)
+- Use new isfs notation in entries created by 'Add Server Namespace to Workspace' (#554)
+- Load server-side (isfs) folder-specific snippets (#552)
+- Improve snippets:
+    - Add a ///-comment tabstop at the start of all snippets used in class definitions.
+    - Add descriptive default text to more tabstops.
+    - Add third superclass to multi-superclass snippet.
+    - Uniformly use Capitalized command names and UPPERCASE function names in ObjectScript.
+    - Standardize body layout in definitions to reflect layout of result.
+    - Tidy how duplicate tabstops are used.
+- Support searching all Studio document types when using symbol search (Cmd/Ctrl + T).
+- Upgrade vulnerable dependency.
+
 ## [1.0.7] 4-Jan-2021
 - Fix issue affecting use with Docker on Windows (#516)
 - Resolve problem debugging in a multi-root workspace using isfs (#387)

README.md

@@ -163,10 +163,10 @@ Server-side development is best done using `isfs` folders. The read-only variant
 
 To modify how your folder behaves, edit the JSON of your workspace definition (_XYZ.code-workspace_ file). Get there by running the 'Preferences: Open Workspace Settings (JSON)' command. Edit your `uri` property.
 
-- The `csp` query parameter indicates web application files are to be shown. The uri path optionally specifies which application. The `ns` parameter must specify the same namespace the application is configured to use. In the following example the first folder is for the `/csp/user` web application in the USER namespace of the server named 'local' and the second gives read-only access to all web applications that reside in the %SYS namespace. The second folder also uses the optional `name` property:
+- The `csp` query parameter indicates web application files are to be shown. The uri path optionally specifies which application. The namespace suffix on the server name (preferred syntax) or the `ns` query parameter (deprecated) must specify the same namespace the application is configured to use. In the following example the first folder is for the `/csp/user` web application in the USER namespace of the server named 'local' and the second gives read-only access to all web applications that reside in the %SYS namespace. The second folder also uses the optional `name` property:
 ```json
     {
-      "uri": "isfs://local/csp/user?ns=USER&csp"
+      "uri": "isfs://local:user/csp/user?csp"
     },
     {
 			"name": "local:%SYS web files (read-only)",
@@ -178,7 +178,7 @@ To modify how your folder behaves, edit the JSON of your workspace definition (_
 
 ```json
     {
-      "uri": "isfs://local/Xxx/Yyy?ns=USER&type=cls"
+      "uri": "isfs://local:user/Xxx/Yyy?type=cls"
     }
 ```