Systemd Configurations Helper for Visual Studio Code
A Visual Studio Code extension that helps you read and write Systemd unit files
Features
Syntax highlighting and completion for variant systemd unit(configuration) files
Support for Podman systemd unit
Lint for systemd directive names
Document and help information for directives and specifiers in the editor
Installation
Click Extension button in left side of VSCode. (Shortcut: Ctrl+Shift+X or Command+Shift+X)
Search for hangxingliu.vscode-systemd-support and click the Install button.
via Command Line
You can replace the code command to codium in following scripts if you are using VSCodium
code --install-extension hangxingliu.vscode-systemd-support
# Or install from a downloaded VSIX file:
code --install-extension vscode-systemd-support-${version}.vsix
Changelog
2.2.0 (2024-03-16)
Add auto-completion and signature hint support for boolean values for directives
Add support for a new unit file iocost.conf
Add more completion/documentation for directive value
Add more documentation for deprecated/renamed/removed directives
Add version information into the documentation to indicate the first supported version and the version at which the directive became deprecated/removed
Add a new configuration named systemd.podman.completion to enable/disable providing completion items related to Podman Quadlet by default
Add a new configuration named systemd.version to ensure the extension only offers compatible auto-completion and provides more precise linting feature
Add a new configuration named systemd.style.boolean to specify the preferred boolean value format for auto-completion
Fixed a bug where the documentation for some directives was not displayed
Fixed some errors in the documentation, including incorrect markup tags, tables that are not
displaying properly and unexpected email addresses
Fixed auto-completion feature for directives in the following sections: MACVTAP/IPVTAP/Tap
Renamed the following configurations: (The old names will still be supported in 2024)
