The .tree-view-wrapper element is renamed to `.tree-view-resizer` to
clarify its purpose, and the actual draggable div is renamed to
`.tree-view-resize-handle`. Then a new div is introduced beneath the
resized wrapper called `tree-view-scroller`. This element has 100%
width/height and overflow scroll, allowing the actual tree view list
to *not* scroll. It uses the cutting edge `min-content` property as
its min width, which ensures it's always wide enough to contain its
content even when the scroller wrapper is narrower. This allows the
absolutely-positioned highlights to always extend *at least* across
the full width of the list elements.
This file contains mixins that make it easy to turn any selector into
an icon. You use them in the following way:
```less
@import "octicon-mixins.less";
.entry .disclosure-arrow {
.mini-icon(arr-collapsed);
}
.entry.expanded .disclosure-arrow {
.mini-icon(arr-expanded);
}
```
There is also the `.mega-icon` mixin, and you are free to pass a size
as a second parameter, like this: `.mega-icon(octocat, 64px)`
Previously CefShutdown() was called after closing the windows
which would prevent them from running their beforeunload callbacks
and saving state properly when cmd-Q the application.
Now the number of open browsers is tracked and the message loop
is quit and the windows are autoreleased only after the browser
is ready to be closed.
Closes#493
Previously the rsync exclude rules required files to be two-levels
deep to be excluded which would keep the window-bootstrap.coffee in
the bundle since it was at the root of the src folder.
Now if cson, less, or coffee files end up in src/ they will be
correctly excluded from the bundle when synced.
Previously namespaces were used to off() when a buffer was
unsubscribed from which affected other views in the same
package also listening to the current buffer.
Now event namespaces are no longer used and instead off() is
called with the callbacks originally registered for the given
event name.
