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Releases: vernisaz/rust_dev_studio

1.53.01

28 May 02:51

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This release is strictly for the Windows platform. It includes terminal improvements for Windows emulated commands like dir, for example:

$dir doc\*txt
    Directory: C:\Users\anil\projects\rust_bee\doc\*txt

Mode                 LastWriteTime         Length Name
----                 -------------         ------ ----
-a----         5/27/2026   7:18 PM           1740 help.txt

wildcard can be used in most of Windows commands in the Windows way.

Full Changelog: 1.53.00...1.53.01

Release 1.53.00

15 May 02:24

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This release introduces a possibility to look for std source from error messages in your browser. The terminal emulator supports OSC8. The RDS codebase is also refactored.

Release 1.52.05

05 May 23:36

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This release focuses on improving the terminal work. It addresses also few minor code issues and bug fixes.

Release 1.52.02

23 Apr 19:19

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This release adds a possibility to finish a file input from the terminal. For example simtee -o my file.txt will create a new file with the content you typed.

Release 1.52.01

19 Apr 01:58

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The release includes serious terminal improvements, and also addresses several Windows bugs.

Release 1.51.06

02 Apr 01:12

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This release contains few bug fixes and adds a possibility to document a project from the IDE.

Release 1.51.00

14 Mar 18:19

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This release contains many improvements related to the git integration and also fixes for bugs.

Release 1.50.07

16 Feb 19:35

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This release is mostly focused on improving a stability of the product.

Unzip an archive for your platform and then launch rds. It will perform an installation and then launch the product.

Release 1.50.06

07 Feb 02:31

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If you started using "format on save" feature and started loosing your files, you need to get the release. Rustfmt checks for a correct Rust syntax, and if it isn't, then refuses to do a formatting. As the result, you get your file lost. The release corrects the problem and saves the file "as is" if it can't be formatted.

Release 1.50.05

04 Feb 20:09

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This release includes several terminal improvements, a web server fixes, and also an integration with rustfmt.

It includes also menu drawing change, made it more suitable for web applications.