Release Notes: Sprint 22

This is a draft!

This document will not be finalized until the end of Sprint 22 -- approximately March 22.

Extensions
- Install extension from URL in the Brackets UI via File > Install Extensions\u2026. A URL to a ZIP file or GitHub repo is required.
Code Editing
- Word wrap is now enabled by default. Use the View > Enable Word Wrap menu to toggle.
- Show Active Line: Active line highlighting emphasizes which line the cursor is positioned on. Use the View > Show Active Line menu to toggle.
- Line numbers can now be hidden. Use the View > Show Line Numbers menu to toggle.
Live Development
- Improvements and bug fixes were made to make the connection to Chrome more reliable and to report errors more effectively.

Full change logs: brackets and brackets-shell

No major changes to existing features.

Programming languages can now also be associated with file names (e.g. "Makefile") in addition to file extensions. Check language/LanguageManager.js for examples.
Extensions can add file names and extensions to existing languages.

Debug > Run Tests is disabled in the installer/DMG distributions of Brackets, because the unit test code is not included. To run unit tests, pull Brackets from GitHub instead.
Mountain Lion (OS X 10.8) by default will not allow Brackets to run since it's not digitally signed yet. To work around this, right click the Brackets app and choose Open. You only need to do that once -- afterward, launching Brackets the normal way will work also.
#2272: Windows Vista may not allow the Brackets installer to run (you may not see any error message). To work around this, right-click the installer file, choose Properties, and click the Unblock button.

For details on the bugs addressed, please refer to closed sprint 22 bugs. A few of the fixed bugs might not be caught by this search query, however.