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The README is the marketplace page, and it still described the extension as it was before August: a single "Targets" view, no Explorer dock, no Run Configuration, no Run with Parameters. It now documents what actually ships, including that secrets go to the OS keychain and reach the build as environment variables rather than arguments. The Deployment view goes behind fallout.deployment.enabled, off by default. No released framework version emits a deployment graph, so a first-time installer would otherwise find a view that can never populate. Adds a gallery banner in the social preview's colours, so the listing does not render on default white. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <[email protected]>
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WalkthroughThe extension manifest now defines and gates the Deployment view setting. The README documents extension features, run configuration, graph behavior, requirements, settings, and versioning. New guidance defines screenshot asset placement and capture requirements. ChangesExtension documentation and metadata
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In `@README.md`:
- Line 24: Update the Secrets documentation to remove the claim that secrets
never reach logs, while retaining the guarantees about avoiding shell history,
command-line arguments, and view rendering. Note that build tools and child
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| - **Parameters** are passed as `--name value` arguments and stored per workspace. | ||
| - **Secrets** are stored in VS Code's [SecretStorage](https://code.visualstudio.com/api/references/vscode-api#SecretStorage) — OS keychain-backed — and passed as **environment variables**, so they never reach your shell history, the process list, or a log. Values are never rendered back into the view; only names are. |
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Remove the guarantee that secrets never reach a log.
Secrets are not included in shell history or command-line arguments. Build tools and child processes can still log environment variables, so protect them accordingly.
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In `@README.md` at line 24, Update the Secrets documentation to remove the claim
that secrets never reach logs, while retaining the guarantees about avoiding
shell history, command-line arguments, and view rendering. Note that build tools
and child processes may log environment variables and must protect them
accordingly.
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Three screenshots from a real Extension Development Host: the Build dock beside the graph, the target tree next to the C# that declares it, and the Run Configuration form with a parameter and a secret. Linked with absolute raw URLs rather than relative paths — verified that vsce passes those through untouched, where it rewrites relative ones to a base that need not match this repo's default branch. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <[email protected]>
Fills the one gap in the screenshot set: PackVsix launched from the tree, ending on Fallout's summary table with every target green. Packaging output and the written .vsix are visible in the same frame. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <[email protected]>
npm audit fix resolves all seven within the existing ranges — lockfile only, no manifest change. Two of them shipped: dompurify's XSS and mermaid's prototype pollution both reach the graph webview, which is the one place this extension renders anything. Mermaid moves 11.16.0 -> 11.17.2, so the dist path .vscodeignore whitelists is unchanged and the bundle still ships. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <[email protected]>
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Three of the four things blocking a first public release. Screenshots are the fourth and need a human with a running editor — see below.
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README.mdrewritten. It's the marketplace page, and it described the pre-August extension: a "Targets" view that no longer exists under that name, and nothing about the Explorer dock, Run Configuration, or Run with Parameters. Now documents the shipped feature set, plus a Settings table and the--planstep needed to populate the views.fallout.deployment.enabled, defaultfalse. No released Fallout emits a deployment graph, so today a first-time installer gets a view that can never populate. The setting keeps it discoverable for anyone following the work.galleryBanneradded (#0d0d0f, dark) — matches the social preview rather than rendering on default white.Verified
tscclean, andvsce packageproduces a sane.vsix: readme, LICENSE, five compiled JS files, the icon, and Mermaid as the onlynode_modulesentry. Nosrc, no maps, no.assets.Not in this PR
Screenshots. Screen capture isn't available to me here, and I'm not going to fabricate product shots for a marketplace listing.
.assets/screenshots/README.mdcarries the shot list and the constraints that matter — capture from an Extension Development Host with this repo open (it builds with Fallout, so the graph is already populated), dark theme, and README links must be absoluteraw.githubusercontent.comURLs pinned todevelop, becausevscerewrites relative ones to a base that isn't guaranteed to match.