Some Disassembly Required

Why not roll a release? @InternetUnexplorer's fixes are pure sweetness!

Awesomeness Prevails

Another release with another bunch of great improvements. 20% less annoying than the original!

Come to the Documented Side

(We have snippets!)

Regular Depressions

Also known as: Indent Settings: Yet another try. Indentation should be less buggy this time. Error calls are now also properly highlighted (that's actually a lie. Error calls now use SublimeLinter's lint error scope, which is a field set in many existing themes, and the mainstream Lua linter doesn't utilise it, so I guess you could call this a hack).

Tab Tab Revenge

Another attempt at fixing broken indent settings. Also, completions and snippets in strings will annoy you no more!

Vemantic Sersioning

Don't you just hate the letter V? I think it's terrible.

Let's C

LuaExtended now comes with ~14% more fanciness, at half the original price! 3 new snippets make it even easier to get lost in the tab triggers and disabled completion for local name definitions enhances confusion.

Reluase

Proper function call highlighting and fixed indentation settings along with improvements to snippets ask for a new release - the reluase!

Open Source FTW!

A minor update: LuaExtended is now licensed under MIT, highlights anonymous functions and comes with a tutorial on how to get linting to work.

To Package Control and Beyond

The first official release of LuaExtended is out, just 2 days into development!