add: missing to_json conversions
fix: NPE in instrumentation
fix: EditFileCmd scheduling
fix: send visualization errors to the text endpoint
fix: preserve original location in the VectorLiterals pass
A bunch of improvements to the suggestions
system. Suggestions are extracted to the tree data
structure. The tree allows producing better diffs
between the file versions. And better diffs reduce
the number of updates that are sent to the IDE
after a file change, and consequently fix the
issue when the runtime type got overwritten with
the compile-time type.
Add new `executionContext/executionStatus`
notification returning a list of diagnostic
messages containing localized (linked to the
location in the code) information about
compilation errors and warnings, as well as
runtime errors with stack traces.
In the current workflow, at first, the default Unnamed project is
created, and the Suggestions database is populated with entries from the
Unnamed.* modules. When the user changes the name of the project, we
should update all modules in the Suggestion Database with the new
project name.
This PR implements module renaming in the Suggestions database and fixes
the initialization issues.
- add: search/invalidateSuggestionsDatabase JSON-RPC command that resets
the corrupted Suggestions database
- update: SuggestionsHandler to rename the modules in the
SuggestionsDatabase when the project is renamed
- fix: MainModule initialization
ExpressionValueUpdate notification contains information about the
executed object. To have the full information about this object, IDE
needs the id of the corresponding suggestion. PR updates the
notification adding the suggestion id of the executed object.
- update: public API for ExpressionValueUpdate notification
- update: ContextEventsListener groups ExpressionValueUpdates and sends
them in a batch
- update: ContextRegistry listens to the notifications from runtime and
routes them to the corresponding listener.
- test: add ContextEventsListenerSpec
1. This commit adds an extensive library for parsing commandline
arguments and formatting output.
2. It implements the expected CLI for the launcher.
3. It turns off parallel execution on the CI in hopes of making it
more stable.
4. It implements plugin support in the launcher.
