Previously, if a package failed to publish the
whole publishing process would halt. Then, if
a re-ran publishing got to an already published
package it'd error, which would require users to
manually publish the missing packages. This commit
fixes that by printing errors, but allowing other
members to still get published.
The message previously contained "at line", but
we don't have a way of knowing the line number so
there was nothing after that. This commit removes
the "at line" part of the message.
This commit changes the error construction in
multiple places from the `*_or` to the `*_or_else`
variants. This is done to avoid the heap
allocation (for example, `to_string`) when there
is no need to.
Adds some colour to the outdated command which
fits in with other places such as the CLI's update
checker. Also, switches `->` to `→` which also
fits in with the CLI's update checker.
Previously, the update available message was
printed to stdout, which is not the correct
place for such messages. This commit changes
the message to be printed to stderr instead,
which will prevent potential issues with
piping the output of the command to another
command.
Previously, aliases: `foo` and `Foo` were treated
as different aliases. This could cause issues with
linking on case-insensitive filesystems. This
commit makes aliases case-insensitive, but they
will be stored in the case they were defined in.
Instead, we use the `default` serde attribute
to deserialize the index as `DEFAULT_INDEX_NAME`
if it is not present. This removes a lot of
redundancy around the codebase about getting
the index name.
Our previous attempt at fixing the long path issue
on Windows has caused a regression. This commit
attempts to fix both issues by simply
canonicalizing the path.
Patches now work much better with incremental
installs. They use a Git repository to reset
the patch to the original state before applying
it. They are now also properly cleaned up after
being removed. Also, to allow more flexability
the patching process is now done before type
extracting, so that types can be patched. Lastly,
the patch-commit command now doesn't delete the
patch directory until it has done everything else
to prevent data loss.
Previously, if a package was modified in a way
that the index hasn't been cloned (for example,
through a remote Git change) pesde would be unable
to read the package's metadata, whether it be
because the index was outdated or because it
wasn't cloned at all. These are now refreshed
as needed like everywhere else.
Code responsible for removing the file at the
destination has been removed which broke the
re-exporting of types. This commit reverts
that change, but also silences Windows errors
when removing the file.
Fixes zbus on Linux panicking due to the crate
spawning a runtime inside of our own runtime. This
is avoided by using the sync mode of the crate
instead of async. Additionally, keyring operations
have been wrapped in spawn_blocking to avoid
blocking the async runtime.
Moves schema generation over to a test instead of
as a feature. This allows us to publish the crate
since we use a schemars from Git, which is not
supported by crates.io.
