* fixed crashes from job dialog and new step dialog group options UI
* added placeholder for retry counters
* fixed alert general UI
* fixed misc dialog errors
* localized all strings
* Fixes#1856 Object Explorer needs Icons field for nodes separate from type/subtype
- Adds in the concept of a themeable icon path which matches VSCode's implementation. This should help support theme-based overrides in the future
- Fixes#1867 context menu should be extensible
- Added context keys to support "when" conditions on the new extensions
- Fixes issue where actions like New Query, scripting show up even if these are not valid for the provider type or object type
- Fixed node expansion bug where rapid connect / expand / disconnect could break the app (fix in ObjectExplorerService.onNodeExpanded)
- Major change to how internal actions work. These cannot assume the context has non-serializable objects. Opened up some APIs to make this easier to handle.
- Fixed a number of existing bugs in internal actions.
- Notably, DisconnectAction was adding a listener on each right-click on an active connection and never getting it disposed. This wasn't needed at all due to design changes.
- Another bug fix is that the Manage action now correctly navigates to the DB dashboard for database-level connections. Before this it went to the server-level dashboard.
* Define API for context info
* Changing key combos, and behavior for starting/stopping
* Updating keybindings
* Fixing mac keybindings
* Clear data when starting profiler from keyboard shortcut
* Edit alert WIP
* A couple alert edit bugs
* Hook up dashboard refresh notification
* Hook onchange event to other agent service calls
* Switch update handler to scalar value
* Add null check on handler callback
* added file browser tree to API and dialog
* added callbacks for selected files
* added file browser to step dialog
* remove commented code
* fixed file name bug
I modified lots of snippets to include the database name so that the user can additionally tab through the database name. I made some quality of life change for the user. I normalized and standardized snippets to look more like one user created the file rather than each script taking on various flavors from the contributors. I tried to write the comments in the snippets in the same style at the majority of the snippets. I added highlighting in key areas that were missing it or were not replacing the comments. Additionally there was no snippets for sqlCreateIndex and sqlCreateTempTable which I find standard for SQL users. Let me know your thoughts! No trying to offend anyone if I changed your code.
