* xtask: Implement a new build system
xtask is a cargo alias that is used to extend the cargo build system
with custom commands. For an introduction to xtask, see here:
https://github.com/matklad/cargo-xtask/
The idea is that instead of writing makefiles, xtask requires no
additional dependencies except `cargo` and `rustc`, which must be
available to build the project anyway.
This commit provides a basic implementation of the `build` and `test`
subcommands.
* xtask/deps: Add 'which'
* xtask/test: Handle error when cargo not found
* xtask/flags: Add more commands
to perform different useful tasks. Includes:
- clippy
- format
- "make" (composite)
- "install" (composite)
Also add more options to `build` to selectively compile plugins or leave
them out entirely.
* xtask/main: Return error when cargo not found
* xtask/build: Add more subtasks
- `wasm_opt_plugins` and
- `manpage`
that perform other build commands. Add thorough documentation on what
each of these does and also handle the new `build` cli flags
appropriately.
* xtask/clippy: Add job to run clippy
* xtask/format: Add job to run rustfmt
* xtask/pipeline: Add composite commands
that perform multiple atomic xtask commands sequentially in a pipeline
sort of fashion.
* xtask/deps: Pin dependencies
* xtask/main: Integrate new jobs
and add documentation.
* xtask: Implement 'dist'
which performs an 'install' and copies the resulting zellij binary along
with some other assets to a `target/dist` folder.
* cargo: Update xflags version
* xtask: Measure task time, update tty title
* xtask: Update various tasks
* xtask: wasm-opt plugins in release builds
automatically.
* xtask/build: Copy debug plugins to assets folder
* xtask: Add 'run' subcommand
* xtask: Add arbitrary args to test and run
* xtask: Rearrange CLI commands in help
* xtask: Add deprecation notice
* docs: Replace `cargo make` with `xtask`
* github: Use `xtask` in workflows.
* xtask: Add support for CI commands
* xtask: Streamline error handling
* github: Use new xtask commands in CI
* xtask: Add 'publish' job
* xtask/publish: Add retry when publish fails
* xtask: Apply rustfmt
* xtask: Refine 'make' deprecation warning
* xtask: add task to build manpage
* contributing: Fix e2e commands
* xtask/run: Add missing `--`
to pass all arguments following `xtask run` directly to the zellij
binary being run.
* xtask: Stay in invocation dir
and make all tasks that need it change to the project root dir
themselves.
* xtask/run: Add `--data-dir` flag
which will allow very quick iterations when not changing the plugins
between builds.
* xtask/ci: Install dependencies without asking
* utils: Allow including plugins from target folder
* utils/assets: Reduce asset map complexity
* utils/consts: Update asset map docs
* xtask: Fix plugin includes
* xtask/test: Build plugins first
because the zellij binary needs to include the plugins.
* xtask/test: Fix formatting
* xtask: Add notice on how to disable it
* server/panes/tiled/grid: Fix area calculation
for debug assertions. Now also considers fixed-size panes correctly.
* server/panes/tiled/grid: Refactor function
to make it more readable and remove some implicitly handled "special"
cases.
* server/panes/tiled/grid: Handle plugins panes
like any other pane type and only check whether they are fixed-size
panes, too.
* changelog: Add PR #2019
* server/floating_panes: Start removing `unwrap`s
* server/panes: Remove more `unwrap`s
in floating panes code.
* utils/data: Unify `Direction` type
which was previously present in multiple locations.
Also start working on a new Resize Method (type `ResizeStrategy`), to
remove code duplication in the resize code.
* server: Implement new resize handling
with the `ResizeStrategy` type. Add a new action with the ability to
invoke it from the CLI. Take care to maintain backwards-compatibility in
terms of configuring the new resize mode.
* utils/layout: Add conversion for SplitDirection
from `data::Direction`.
* utils/data: Add impl for `Direction`
* server/panes: Rework tiled pane resizing
but it's currently still broken in a few regards and misses ability to
perform "regular" increase/decrease.
* server/panes/tiled_panes: Add debug assertion
to catch if the total area of all panes (in percent) is different from
100.0 at some point.
* server/panes/tiled/grid: Fix resize bug
caused by the fact that neighboring plugin panes previously weren't
filtered from resize operations, even though they cannot be resized at
all.
* utils/data: Add `invert` for `Resize`
* utils/data: Add member to `ResizeStrategy`
that controls whether we invert resize behavior when increasing size
towards a bounadry. This maintains current behavior.
* server/screen: Handle new attribute
in `ResizeStrategy`
* server/panes/resizer: Return `anyhow::Error`
* server/panes/tiled: Implement resize increase/decrease
without specifying a direction (towards all possible directions).
Currently broken in some cases.
* server/pane/tiled/grid: Don't return early
to preserve resize debug assertions.
* server/pane/tiled/grid: Fix resize bug
caused by checking for the wrong alignments in some cases. Also refactor
the code for looking up aligned panes.
* server/panes/tiled/grid: Cleanup code
and remove log statements and unused functions.
* server/panes/float/grid: Invert resize
if the floating pane is hitting a boundary already.
* plugins/status-bar: Add hints for new resize
* server: Use new resize method
* server: Fix tests
with new functions and result types.
* apply rustfmt
* utils: Apply rustfmt
* server/panes/floating: Fix resize increase
behavior which would previously, upon hitting a boundary, cause the pane
to invert the resize operation, which is wrong. Instead, it now does not
resize floating panes on an undirected resize "increase" in directions
where it hits boundaries.
* server/panes/tiled: Use correct resize increments
The values for the resize increments were previously wrong, causing many
of the tests to fail.
* server/panes/tiled: Fix resize checks
to correctly consider fixed-size panes.
* utils/assets/config: Update default config
with new keybindings for resize mode.
* server/panes/tiled: Fix resize check
* server/panes/tiled: Use shortener for `Direction`
type in `change_pane_size` function.
* server/panes/tiled: Restore resize behavior
for undirected resizes, to the way it was before this PR.
* server/panes/floating: Fix resize increment
for undirected resizes
* utils/data: Fix doctest
* utils: Fix test snapshots
for tests working with the default config
* changelog: Add PR #1990
* utils/errors: Add caller location to `to_log`
by building the log record manually and filling in the callers file and
line manually. It is currently not possible to determine a callers
module, hence the module is now set to "???" in all log entries logged
this way. Nonetheless, the file and line number are sufficient to find
the logs source.
* utils/errors: Reimplement `to_log`
default implementation in the `LoggableError` trait.
* changelog: Add PR #1994
errors: Maintain caller location in `to_log`
* zellij: Move "populate_data_dir" to utils
and rewrite it to take a second, optional parameter. This allows
controlling whether only a specific asset should be installed. We do
this as preparation for being able to recover from a plugin version
mismatch error, where we will need to repopulate the data dir for
offending plugins.
* server/wasm_vm: Recover from PluginVersionMismatch
Adds a global plugin cache that stores, per plugin config, the wasmer
module associated with it. Make `start_plugin` take the pre-populated
module and create only the necessary modifications to the wasm env etc.
* utils: Fix formatting
* zellij: Delete non-existent module
* utils/shared: fix missing "set_permissions"
function when not on unix systems.
* server/wasm_vm: Don't populate cachedir
with serialized versions of the WASM plugins.
* utils/input/plugins: load wasm bytes from assets
for builtin plugin specifications. This foregoes any need to:
- Dump the plugin bytes to disk at all and
- subsequently read the plugin bytes from disk
* zellij: Disable default asset installation
which previously installed only the builtin plugins to disk. This is no
longer necessary because now we can load the builtin plugins directly
from the application binary.
* utils/input/plugins: Update docs
* utils/input/plugins: Add 'is_builtin' method
to `PluginConfig` that returns true if the plugin configuration refers
to a builtin plugin.
* wasm_vm: Remove plugin version mismatch handling
because a version mismatch in an internal plugin is now unfixable, with
the plugins being loaded from the running binary, and we have no control
over external plugins in the first place.
* cargo: Reintroduce feature flag
for `disable_automatic_asset_installation`
* utils/consts: Add `ASSET_MAP`
which currently contains the compiled WASM plugins.
* utils/shared: Fix clippy lint
* utils/errors: Add more `ZellijError` variants
* zellij: Make loading internal plugins optional
by reenabling the `disable_automatic_asset_installation` flag and
utilizing it for this purpose. Changes plugin search behavior to throw
better errors in case the builtin plugins cannot be found, depending on
the state of this feature.
* utils/errors: Apply rustfmt
* utils/setup: Allow dumping builtin plugins
to a specified folder on disk. This is meant to be an "escape hatch" for
users that have accidentally deleted the builtin plugins from disk (in
cases where the plugins aren't loaded from inside the zellij binary).
* utils/input/plugins: Update docs
* utils/setup: Add hint to `setup --check` output
when zellij was built without the `disable_automatic_asset_installation`
flag and will thus not read builtin plugins from the "PLUGIN DIR".
* utils/setup: Refine `setup --dump-plugins`
to dump to:
- The default "DATA DIR" when no option is provided with the argument,
or
- The provided option, if existent
Also print a message to stdout with the destination folder that the
plugins are dumped to.
* server/wasm_vm: Ignore "NotFound" errors
when attempting to delete the non-existent plugin data directories. This
silences an error message that otherwise ends up in the logs when
quitting zellij.
* utils/errors: Extend "BuiltinPluginMissing" msg
to hint the user to the `zellij setup --dump-plugins` command to fix
their issues for them!
* utils/errors: Track caller in calls to `non_fatal`
which will hopefully, once closures can be annotated, allow us to
display the location of the call to `non_fatal` in log messages.
* utils/input/plugins: Fix plugin lookup
to prefer internal assets if available. It was previously broken because
sorting the paths vector before deduping it would bring the paths into a
wrong order, looking up in the plugin folder first.
Also print a log message when a plugin is being loaded from the internal
assets but exists on disk, too.
* Apply rustfmt
* make: build-e2e depends on wasm-opt-plugins
so it updates the assets when building the binary
* server/qwasm_vm: Remove var
* utils/consts: Add plugins from target folder
and include them in the asset map from there, too. Include plugins from
debug or release builds, depending on the build type.
* utils/consts: Take release plugins from assets
instead of the target/release folder. The latter will break
installations from crates.io, because we currently rely on including the
plugins we pre-compiled and distribute along with the binary.
* server/wasm_vm: Reintroduce .cache folder
to speedup subsequent application launches.
* cargo: Reorder workspace members
to improve behavior with `cargo make` with respect to compilation order.
* Makefile: restructure plugin tasks
* Makefile: Fix CI errors
* Makefile: More CI diagnosis
* github: Install wasm-opt in e2e test workflow
* Makefile: Build plugins for e2e-test target
* server/Wasm_vm: Reorder plugin folder creation
so no folders are created in the plugin cache when loading a plugin
fails due to not being present or similar.
* update plugins testcommit
* makefile: Change job order
* changelog: Add PR #1924
* utils/errors: Fix function order in `to_anyhow`
impl for `SendError`. Previously we attached the context to `anyhow!`,
which is wrong (because it doesn't create an `Err` type itself) and
leads to strange behavior where the error seemingly is immediately
panicked upon.
Instead, Wrap `anyhow!` into an `Err()` and then attach the context to
that. This achieves the intended goal and doesn't lead to premature
termination.
* server/terminal_bytes: Ignore error in `listen`
which occurs when quitting zellij with the `Ctrl+q` keybinding. At the
end of the `listen` function we break out of a loop and send a final
`Render` instruction to the Screen. However, when quitting zellij as
mentioned above, the Screen thread is likely dead already and hence we
cannot send it any Instructions. This causes an error in the async tasks
of the panes that handle reading the PTY input.
If we leave the error unhandled, we will have error messages in the log
whenever we quit zellij, even though the application exited normally.
Hence, we now send the final `Render` instruction but do not care
whether it is sent successfully or not.
This is a "workaround" for the fact that we cannot tell whether the
application is quitting or not.
* server/terminal_bytes: Add FIXME note
* changelog: Add PR #1918
don't log errors from async pane threads when quitting zellij
* cargo: Don't strip release binary
because the lack of debug symbols makes the panic backtrace completely
useless. It will show a long list of unknown locations then.
Except for a minor space saving of 3-4 MB, debug symbols don't have any
negative side-effects for our application that we're aware of.
* changelog: Add PR #1916
Don't strip debug symbols from release binaries so the backtraces
contain the function names involved.
* cargo: Explicitly keep debug symbols
and add a comment explaining why.
* Fix bat syntax colors when using mosh
Original reason for this line according to Aram:
I set this variable as part of the Sixel support to get notcurses to
work properly. I tried communicating with the notcurses maintainers
about a workaround for this, but to no avail.
* Changelog
* Improve changelog message
* Remove empty function
* server/wasm_vm: Replace `log::error!`
with better error logging by means of `non_fatal`. This preserves the
original error and allows adding context information on top. Also makes
error formatting more uniform across the application.
* server/tab: Replace `log::error!`
with better error logging by means of `non_fatal`. This preserves the
original error and allows adding context information on top. Also makes
error formatting more uniform across the application.
* server/route: Replace `log::error!`
and propagate the error to the caller instead.
* server/pty: Replace `log::error!`
with better error logging by means of `non_fatal`. This preserves the
original error and allows adding context information on top. Also makes
error formatting more uniform across the application.
Also add per-instruction error context to make it clear what we tried to
accomplish when an error occured.
* server/panes/tiled_panes: Merge dependencies
and sort them into a better order.
* server/panes/tiled_panes: Replace `log::error!`
with better error logging by means of `non_fatal`. This preserves the
original error and allows adding context information on top. Also makes
error formatting more uniform across the application.
* server/os_input_output: Merge depndencies
and sort them into a better order.
* server/logging_pipe: Replace `log::error!`
with better error logging by means of `non_fatal`. This preserves the
original error and allows adding context information on top. Also makes
error formatting more uniform across the application.
* server/os_io: Remove uses of `log::error`
* changelog: Add PR #1881
* server/os_io: Gracefully handle failing resize
for terminals IDs that don't exist, instead of propagating the error to
the user.
* server/lib: Remove leftover log message
* server/pty: Log error cause
rather than providing a hard-coded error reason which is plain wrong in
this context.
* server/screen: Remove calls to `log::error!`
and change `get_active_tab(_mut)?` to return a `Result` instead of an
`Option`. This already makes many places in the code obsolete where
previously "failed to get active tab..." was logged manually.
Rather than logging, use the `anyhow::Error`s we have, along with all
their context information, and log these instead.
