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@nwalters512 nwalters512 commented Mar 28, 2025

Closes #415.

Per the request from #415 (comment), I also updated linguist-languages.

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    • Improved language customization now offers enhanced filtering options to tailor which languages are displayed.
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    • Upgraded the linguist-languages dependency to the latest version for potential bug fixes and improvements.
    • Added a new entry for the exclusion of the ShellSession language in the prettier-plugin-sh.

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This pull request updates the linguist-languages dependency in the project and refactors the language support functionality. In the package.json file, the dependency version is bumped from ^7.27.0 to ^7.29.0. In scripts/languages.ts, the function getSupportLanguages is renamed to getSupportedLanguages and its signature is extended to include an optional parameter excludeNames for filtering out specific languages. These changes propagate to all relevant modules invoking this function.

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File(s) Change Summary
package.json Updated linguist-languages dependency from ^7.27.0 to ^7.29.0.
scripts/languages.ts (and references in autocorrect, sh, sql, toml) Renamed getSupportLanguages to getSupportedLanguages, added an optional excludeNames parameter, and introduced exclusion logic (notably for the sh language export).

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Caller
    participant LanguageFunc as getSupportedLanguages

    Caller->>LanguageFunc: Call with (parser, aceModes, [excludeNames?])
    alt excludeNames provided
        LanguageFunc->>LanguageFunc: Check if current language exists in excludeNames
        LanguageFunc-->>LanguageFunc: Skip languages listed in excludeNames
    else No exclusion list
        LanguageFunc->>LanguageFunc: Process all supported languages
    end
    LanguageFunc-->>Caller: Return filtered list of languages
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prettier-plugin-sh should ignore ShellSession blocks in console output [#415]

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@JounQin JounQin merged commit 82835c7 into un-ts:master Mar 28, 2025
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@nwalters512 nwalters512 deleted the prettier-sh-exclude-shell-session branch March 28, 2025 19:59
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prettier-plugin-sh formats console output blocks
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