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Releases: schultyy/better-seo

2.0.1

05 Jun 15:15
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  • Add additional explanation about the plugin and how to use it.

See #127 for details

2.0.0

05 Jun 03:16
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  • Allows for the Blogpost's title to be configured in either the first-level headline or the frontmatter (field is configurable)
  • Breaking change: Changes configuration field names to be more specific to accommodate for new title field.

See #121 for Details

1.8.2

03 Jun 22:08
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  • Fixes an issue where analysis would silently fail if Keywords: within Frontmatter was empty.
  • Requires vscode 1.56.0

1.8.1

15 Apr 15:39
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Add missing change log entries

1.8.0

15 Apr 15:24
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  • Requires vscode 1.55.0
  • Validates Article Length (see #71)
  • Fixes an issue where the validator would count the total number of characters in a paragraph instead of the total number of words (see #71)

1.7.1

01 Apr 12:48
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Fixing Links in README so screenshots are visible in the VSCode marketplace. See #62 for details

1.7.0

24 Mar 01:48
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  • Improved error messages for multiple first-level headlines
  • Allow users to click on locations and move cursor directly to the position

See #54 for details

1.6.0

18 Mar 12:43
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Add mdx as supported file extension (See #42) Thank you @phartenfeller!

1.5.0

09 Mar 14:09
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This release ships with a new validator to ensure paragraph length. See #14 for more details.
Also increasing the required VSCode version to 1.54.

1.4.0

07 Mar 18:17
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This release ships with more sophisticated keyword analysis for frontmatter and the article header.

  • If the user has several keywords configured, only the top two keyword should appear in seo_title.
  • If the user has several keywords configured, only the top one should appear in the article title.
  • If the user has several keywords configured, only the top two should appear in seo_description.
  • Makes sure the top keyword doesn't appear more than once in seo_description.
  • We partially match the keyword in seo_title and the article title.

See ticket #5 and PR #18