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Replaces reload prompts with quit for asset changes #290
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@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ export const ACTIVE_THEME = "doki.theme.active"; | |||||
| export const ACTIVE_STICKER = "doki.sticker.active"; | ||||||
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| const FIRST_TIME_STICKER_INSTALL = "doki.sticker.first.install"; | ||||||
| export const handleInstallMessage = `Quick reload to see changes, please restart VSCode to remove the Unsupported warning.` | ||||||
| export const handleInstallMessage = `Restart to see changes, please restart VSCode to remove the Unsupported warning.` | ||||||
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| export const handleInstallMessage = `Restart to see changes, please restart VSCode to remove the Unsupported warning.` | |
| export const handleInstallMessage = `Quit and re-open VS Code to apply changes and remove the Unsupported warning.`; |
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QuitAction is a file-level constant but uses PascalCase, whereas the previous quickReloadAction (and other non-type constants in this file) use camelCase / uppercase-constant styles. Rename to a consistent constant style (e.g., quitAction / quitActionTitle or QUIT_ACTION).
| const QuitAction = "Quit"; | |
| const quitAction = "Quit"; |
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Same concern as the install flow: invoking workbench.action.quit from the uninstall notification may not work in web-based hosts (code-server), leaving users without an effective one-click path. Consider the same Desktop/Web guard + fallback here as well.
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“hard restart” is not a commonly understood action for code-server/web usage (where “hard reload”/cache-busting refresh is the typical instruction). This wording may make the guidance harder to follow; consider reverting to “hard reload” here or clarifying what the user should actually do (browser hard refresh vs restarting a server process).