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The new location has been stable for a year, by now peoples toolchains
should have been able to catch up.
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Add `x86_64-unknown-linux-musl` target to `rust-toolchain`,
so that people are able to build the e2e tests.
Fixes #610
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Co-authored-by: a-kenji <a-kenji@users.noreply.github.com>
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* 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.
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* refactor(panes): move to parametric pane sizes
* Fixed the simpler errors by casting to usize
* The least I can do is pass the formatting check...
* Move to stable toolchain
* Well, it compiles?
* And now it doesn't! ;)
* Baseline functionality with the new Dimension type
* Working POC for percent-based resizing
* REVERT THIS COMMIT – DELETES TESTS
* Perfected the discrete resize algorithm
* Fixed fixed-size panes
* Basic bidirectional resize
* feat(resize): finalised parametric resize algorithm
* Reduce the logging level a bit
* Fixed nested layouts using percents
* Bug squishing for implicit sizing
* Here is a funky (read: rubbish) rounding approach
* And now it's gone again!
* Improve discretisation algorithm to fix rounding errors
* Fix the last layout bug (maybe?)
* Mixed explicit and implied percents work now
* Let's pretend that didn't happen...
* Make things a bit less crashy
* Crash slightly more for now (to find bugs)
* Manaually splitting of panes works now
* Start moving to percent-based resizes
* Everything but fullscreen seems to be working
* Fix compilatation errors
* Culled a massive amount of border code
* Why not pause to please rustfmt?
* Turns out I was still missing a few tests...
* Bringing back even more tests!
* Fix tests and pane boarders
* Fix the resize system without gaps
* Fix content offset
* Fixed a bug with pane closing
* Add a hack to fix setting of the viewport
* Fix toggling between shared borders and frames
* fix(tests): make e2e properly use PaneGeom
* style(fmt): make rustfmt happy
* Revert unintentional rounding of borders
* Purge some old borderless stuff
* Fix busted tab-bar shrinking
* Update E2E tests
* Finish implementing fullscreen!
* Don't crash anymore?
* Fix (almost) all tests
* Fix a lack of tab-stops
* All tests passing
* I really can't be bothered to debug a CI issue
* Tie up loose ends
* Knock out some lingering FIXMEs
* Continue to clean things up
* Change some naming and address FIXMEs
* Cull more code + FIXMEs
* Refactor of the resize system + polish
* Only draw frames when absolutely necessary
* Fix the tab-bar crash
* Fix rendering of boarders on reattach
* Fix resizing at small pane sizes
* Deduplicate code in the layout system
* Update tab-bar WASM
* Fixed the pinching of panes during resize
* Unexpose needlessly public type
* Add back a lost test
* Re-add tab tests and get them to compile
* All tabs need layouts
* Start fixing tests + bug in main
* Stabilize the resize algorithm rounding
* All tests from main are now passing
* Cull more dead code
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Rustfmt doesn't build on current nighlty
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Maybe it makes sense to not define the targets
in the file for now if we decide to use it at all -
they could be a lot and hard to maintain?
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The rust-toolchain file makes
it possible to share a basic
rustup configuration across the
project.
https://rust-lang.github.io/rustup/overrides.html#the-toolchain-file
Important to note, this is the
current rustup hierarchy:
1. An explicit toolchain, e.g. cargo +beta,
2. The RUSTUP_TOOLCHAIN environment variable,
3. A directory override, ala rustup override set beta,
4. The rust-toolchain file,
5. The default toolchain,
source:
https://github.com/ebroto/rustup/blob/c2db7dac6b38c99538eec472db9d23d18f918409/README.md#toolchain-override-shorthand
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Maybe it makes sense to not define the targets
in the file for now if we decide to use it at all -
they could be a lot and hard to maintain?
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The rust-toolchain file makes
it possible to share a basic
rustup configuration across the
project.
https://rust-lang.github.io/rustup/overrides.html#the-toolchain-file
Important to note, this is the
current rustup hierarchy:
1. An explicit toolchain, e.g. cargo +beta,
2. The RUSTUP_TOOLCHAIN environment variable,
3. A directory override, ala rustup override set beta,
4. The rust-toolchain file,
5. The default toolchain,
source:
https://github.com/ebroto/rustup/blob/c2db7dac6b38c99538eec472db9d23d18f918409/README.md#toolchain-override-shorthand
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