* upgrade insta, rand, sha2, strum, thiserror, tokio-tungstenite, toml, which; drop unused semver and typetag
* upgrade sysinfo to 0.39.5, bump toolchain (msrv) to 1.95.0
* remote legacy yaml config converter and thus drop serde_yaml
* upgrade unicode-width to 0.2.2
* fix(tests): run ipc roundtrip test on a larger stack
* build: Update Rust toolchain to 1.92.0
since the previous version 1.90 is EOL.
* docs: Mention #4579 in CHANGELOG
to notify users of the toolchain update.
* build(cargo): Define shared manifest properties workspace-wide
in order to allow workspace members to easily copy their values, rather
than copying the actual values manually between files. Prepare for a
future update of the Rust edition this way by defining the edition in
one central location.
* build(cargo): Share the license between all workspace members
and don't copy the actual license value manually between crates.
* build(cargo): Share the rust edition between workspace members
rather than manually defining the value per crate. There is no
apparent advantage in having different parts of the code use different
rust editions. It only makes the code inconsistent, which is not a goal
worth striving for.
* build(cargo): Share the crate version between workspace members
at least for those workspace members that are versioned in lockstep.
* refactor(session-manager): Migrate to Rust edition 2021
from edition 2018 in order to use a single unified Rust edition across
the entire workspace. Apparently the migration does not involve changes
to the actual code.
* refactor(plugin-manager): Migrate to Rust edition 2021
from edition 2018 in order to use a single unified Rust edition across
the entire workspace. Apparently the migration does not involve changes
to the actual code.
* build(zellij-utils): Remove the obsolete build script
which has contained nothing but comments for two years now. The initial
"workaround" has by now become the proper solution and the original
issue (see <https://github.com/zellij-org/zellij/pull/2711>) has never
been heard of since.
The real motivation for this change is the simple fact that this version
of prost-build pulled in a pretty old version of the `which` crate which
doesn't appear to build with Rust 1.89 (latest stable as of now).
* build(cargo): Update Rust toolchain to 1.89
which is the latest stable toolchain as of writing this and has support
for the 2024 Rust edition, unlike the previously used 1.84.
* fixup! build(zellij-utils): Remove the obsolete build script
* refactor: Make implicitly elided lifetimes explicit
in cases where a functions return type has an actual lifetime that
depends on a non `'static` argument.
* build(cargo): Update Rust toolchain to 1.90.0
which is the latest stable toolchain as of writing this. Compared to
1.89.0 this changes the default linker and should, hence, cut down
iteration times during development significantly.
* ci: Force configured rust toolchain version in release builds
for the tagged release assets. Previously the rust version was
unconditionally overwritten to be `stable` regardless of what
`rust-toolchain.toml` configured.
* docs(changelog): Add MR #4457
to list of unreleased changes.
* build: Read package version from workspace version value
since it no longer resides directly in the `package` object.
* chore: Remove deprecated `Makefile.toml`
which really should have been deleted as part of #2012. This hasn't been
updated for more than 2 years now and I don't expect anyone to still use
this. Our build process is now managed by `cargo xtask`.
* Cargo: Update the Rust toolchain to 1.84.0
from 1.75.0 which has been deprecated for a while now. Along with this
change, the `wasm32-wasi` target is no longer available (see subsequent
commit for additional info).
* chore: Rename `wasm32-wasi` to `wasm32-wasip1`
as required by the Rust project. The `wasm32-wasi` target name has been
retired and will likely be reused at a later time, although to express
an entirely different target (i.e. implementation of the WASI standard).
For additional information, see:
- https://blog.rust-lang.org/2024/04/09/updates-to-rusts-wasi-targets.html
- https://blog.rust-lang.org/2024/09/05/Rust-1.81.0.html#wasi-01-target-naming-changed
* chore: Drop `rust-analysis` component
from the `rust-toolchain.toml` definition. This was added way back in
2021 via 8688569a, and while I'm not sure what it expressed back then,
nowadays it refers to [Metadata for RLS][1], which apparently was an
early language server implementation and has long since been replaced by
*rust-analyzer*.
We don't want to propose or enforce the use of a specific toolchain and
in any case, setting this up properly is the job of a developers
IDE/Editor.
[1]:
https://github.com/rust-lang/rustup/blob/1f06e3b31d444f3649dd51225a9d38362f7313e0/doc/user-guide/src/concepts/components.md#previous-components
* chore: Adhere to type rename
from `std::panic::PanicInfo` to `std::panic::PanicHookInfo`, which was
introduced in Rust 1.81.0. For additional information, see:
- https://releases.rs/docs/1.81.0/#compatibility-notes
- https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/pull/115974/
* fix(utils/data): Adhere to expected case
in match arm patterns, since the expression being matched against has
been modified using `to_ascii_lowercase`. Hence, we cannot have upper
case ASCII chars in the expressions (these arms were previously no-ops).
* fix(utils): Derive `Hash` manually
in `input/layout` since the `PartialEq` trait is also implemented
manually. Previously the `Hash` impl wasn't consistent with the `Eq`
impl, which can have weird effects when using these types in e.g.
`HashMap`s or similar types. For additional information, see:
- https://rust-lang.github.io/rust-clippy/master/index.html#derived_hash_with_manual_eq
- https://doc.rust-lang.org/stable/std/hash/trait.Hash.html#hash-and-eq
* fix(utils): Derive `Hash` manually
in `pane_size` since the `PartialEq` trait is also implemented manually.
Previously the `Hash` impl wasn't consistent with the `Eq` impl, which
can have weird effects when using these types in e.g. `HashMap`s or
similar types. For additional information, see:
- https://rust-lang.github.io/rust-clippy/master/index.html#derived_hash_with_manual_eq
- https://doc.rust-lang.org/stable/std/hash/trait.Hash.html#hash-and-eq
* fix(server): Don't redeclare variables
with their same names. Latest rust toolchains reject this code.
* chore(actions): Use non-archived toolchain setup
for the Rust toolchain. The previously used action has been archived
over a year ago. The new one should also support reading our
`rust-toolchain.toml`, so we no longer have to keep track of the
toolchain in multiple places.
* chore(actions): Add some space to YAML files
to make them better visually parsable.
* ci: Remove toolchain update Job
since as far as I can tell, this isn't used any more.
* ci: Fix invalid actions specification
and only request an action without running other code.
* CHANGELOG: Add PR #3945.
* cargo: Reintroduce `rust-version` field
in `Cargo.toml` since it appears that client-side `cargo` will check
this field and [error when the users rust toolchain is too old][1]. Add
comments in `Cargo.toml` and `rust-toolchain.toml` pointing to each
other so the rust versions mentioned in each file are hopefully kept in
sync in the future.
[1]: https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/reference/manifest.html#the-rust-version-field
* CHANGELOG: Add MR #3482.
* rust-toolchain: Bump toolchain version to 1.69.0
which, compared to the previous 1.67.0, has the following impacts on
`zellij`:
- [Turn off debuginfo for build deps][2]: Increases build time (on my
machine) from ~230 s in 1.67.0 to ~250 s now, *which is unexpected*
This version also changes [handling of the `default-features` flag][3]
when specifying dependencies in `Cargo.toml`. If a dependent crate
requires `default-features = true` on a crate that is required as
`default-features = false` further up the dependency tree, the `true`
setting "wins". We only specify `default-features = false` for three
crates total:
- `names`: This is used only by us
- `surf`: This is used only by us
- `vte`: This is also required by `strip-ansi-escapes`, but that has
`default-features = false` as well
How this affects our transitive dependencies is unknown at this point.
[2]: https://github.com/rust-lang/cargo/pull/11252/
[3]: https://github.com/rust-lang/cargo/pull/11409/
* rust-toolchain: Bump toolchain version to 1.70.0
which, compared to the previous 1.69.0, as the following impacts on
`zellij`:
1. [Enable sparse registry checkout for crates.io by default][1]
This drastically increases the time to first build on a fresh rust
installation/a rust installation with a clean cargo registry cache.
Previously it took about 75s to populate the deps/cache (with `cargo
fetch --locked` and ~100 MBit/s network), whereas now the same process
takes ~10 s.
2. [The `OnceCell` type is now part of std][2]
In theory, this would allow us to cut a dependency from `zellij-utils`,
but the `once_cell` crate is pulled in by another 16 deps, so there's no
point in attempting it right now.
Build times and binary sizes are unaffected by this change compared to
the previous 1.69.0 toolchain.
[1]: https://github.com/rust-lang/cargo/pull/11791/
[2]: https://doc.rust-lang.org/stable/std/cell/struct.OnceCell.html
* rust-toolchain: Bump toolchain version to 1.75.0
which, compared to the previous 1.70.0, has the following impacts on
`zellij`:
1. [cross-crate inlining][8]
This should increase application performance, as functions can now be
inlined across crates.
2. [`async fn` in traits][9]
This would allow us to drop the `async_trait` dependency, but it is
currently still required by 3 other dependencies.
Build time in debug mode (on my own PC) is cut down from 256s to 189s
(for a clean build). Build time in release mode is cut down from 473s to
391s (for a clean build). Binary sizes only change minimally (825 MB ->
807 MB in debug, 29 MB -> 30 MB in release).
[8]: https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/pull/116505
[9]: https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/pull/115822/
* chore: Apply rustfmt.
* CHANGELOG: Add PR #3039.
* rust: Update toolchain version to 1.67
* xtask/pipeline/publish: Drop manual "wait"
for crates.io to catch up, which is obsolete with rust 1.66 and up.
Cargo does that on its own now. See
https://github.com/rust-lang/cargo/pull/11062
* xtask: Add function to obtain asset_dir
instead of assembling it on demand throughout the codebase.
* xtask/run: Add '--quick-run' flag
as a convenient shorthand for `cargo xtask run --data-dir
$PROJECT_ROOT/zellij-utils/assets`.
* cargo: Add 'q' command alias
as a shorthand for 'cargo xtask run --quick-run'
* cargo: Update thiserror to 1.0.40
* cargo: Update anyhow to 1.0.70
and specify dependency only once inside `zellij-utils`, not inside the
zellij root crate.
* cargo: Update names to 0.14.0
* cargo: Update miette to 5.7.0
and re-export the dependency from zellij-utils, to avoid duplicate
(incompatible) includes from inside zellij-utils and the root crate.
* cargo: Update dialoguer to 0.10.4
* fix formatting
* changelog: Add PR #2375
* build: strip debug symbols
Stripping the symbols for the release build drops binary size
currently by 20% and the plugin binaries by up to 50%.
Alternative: Keep the debug symbols also on releases
* bump(rust): `1.58.0` -> `1.59.0`
* chore: bump MSRV `1.56` -> `1.59`
Needed for cargos strip-debug feature
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