* feat(ui): round frame corners
* Allow rounded_corners to be set without a palette
* Revert "Allow rounded_corners to be set without a palette"
This reverts commit 9271a4b5452f2e59e0ebd55136343f0fbfabaa13.
* fix(style): remove redundant code
* fix(style): clippy lints that somehow got missed
* feat(config): add ui config section
* feature: update rust-toolchain
* add(ci): action that updates `rust-toolchain`
We purposefully keep our version a little behind the newest releases,
to give people the time to update. Now this is unambigious and we can
use all the features our current toolchain allows.
* add(ci): install `cargo-make` through `nix`
Should speed the e2e tests up by about 2 minutes.
Can easily reverted by `commenting/uncommenting`
the `run` part of the `Install cargo-make` step.
* check if cachix speeds the process up
fix(wasm_vm): use `cache_dirs` for ephemeral plugin data
Use proper `cache_directories` by default, that users can be expected
to have proper write permissions for.
The directory is used for plugin hashes, and compilation data.
* fix(feat): `disable_automatic_asset_installation`
This fixes a regression in the feature system:
The asset installation didn't get turned off by the feature.
Add error logging to the install functions.
Properly show features in setup
disable `mkdir` in `wasm_vm` on `feature-disable-asset-installation`
Alternative:
Is this even needed? We make sure the directory is there upon the
normal asset installation.
fixes#1130
Switch from "lightweight" tags to "annotated" tags for releases,
since "lightweight" tags are meant for private or temporary object
labels.
`man git tag`:
```
Tag objects (created with -a, -s, or -u) are called "annotated" tags; they contain a creation date, the
tagger name and e-mail, a tagging message, and an optional GnuPG signature. Whereas a "lightweight" tag is
simply a name for an object (usually a commit object).
Annotated tags are meant for release while lightweight tags are meant for private or temporary object
labels. For this reason, some git commands for naming objects (like git describe) will ignore lightweight
tags by default.
```
