hi!

I really like this extension. In my company we're moving to using Gitpod, and this project can't use the default extension registry, but uses the Open VSX one.

Could you publish the extension there, @itarato? Here are the instructions, there's a GitHub Action to help publishing it!

https://github.com/eclipse/openvsx/wiki/Publishing-Extensions#how-to-publish-an-extension

This would be really helpful, thank you!

Single line signatures could have extra stuff after the final } which doesn't seem to be handled properly by this extension. Note how the Rubocop disable comment throws off the signature matching:

Just found this extension and I think it'll help with readability. One issue is that the editing experience is a bit difficult with the sigs hidden. Thoughts on making it so that if my cursor is within a sig then it becomes "unhidden" temporarily until it loses focus?

In the code sample below, when (:foo) is present, the opacity is absent, but when removing it, it is again present.
So for some reason, adding this prevents byesig to identify sig code.

sig(:foo) do
    params(
        model_id: Integer
    ).void
end
def my_method
end

Thanks :).

Hi!

Thanks for the work on this extension, loving it! ❤️

I have a small issue when using T::Sig::WithoutRuntime.sig, it looks like those signatures are not detected bby the extension and are not dimmed (or the opacity setting don't apply to them):

Any idea of what might be causing this?

Thanks! ❤️