Takes care of constructing the full scry path based off the given
components. Fills in timestamp with the current time. Logs errors on
result conversion failures.
Make KingSubsite part of ServConf, handle 404 case more gracefully, make
slog endpoint send SSE headers immediately.
Remaining work mostly revolves around the slog endpoint's slog queue. It
builds up even if nobody is listening, and only the first to pull from
the queue gets to handle/emit the slog event.
This means you don't need to specify this per ship in a multitenant
environment when you are alwyas going to set it to the same binary
if you're overriding it in the first place.
This changes startup so we get the size of the current terminal
to send to Urbit on startup. We then subscribe to terminal size
change notifications and send those to your Urbit via the terminal
muxing system.
In the case where there are multiple terminal connections to your
Urbit, set the terminal size to the minimum of the widths.
If you connect to an urbit using the remote terminal code,
slogs would not be printed to them since they were hard
coded to be printed to stderr. This threads slog printing
to the terminal driver, and puts them in scrollback.
(It does not actually fix slogs being printed on one line.)
Adds support to term.hs for a %klr blit, containing a +stub describing
styled text.
Dill will start making use of this in a separate commit, for release
cutting reasons.
I noticed that the king's text log file kept filling up, and it's
mostly 'sending chunk "\n"' from eyre. This changes the log level
of every partial send over an active eyre channel to info, instead
of always.
This replaces the autogenerated bindings to the Azimuth contracts
which use Network.Web3 with hand rolled json messages. Booting a
ship involved 256 individual galaxy point lookups using web3, while
Vere batched all of that into one JSONRPC message.
With this patch, we also batch everything at each phase into one
JSONRPC batch.
This fixes a case where the natpmp async could pure () instead of
recursing, which would lock ames. This also adds some more error
handling on the haskell side of things and disables the raw fprintfs
in the c bindings layer.
Since startup hangs for seconds when you are not behind a router,
but still attempt to ask one to open ports for you, by default,
only try to contact the router if the local ip is 192.168.*.* or
10.*.*.*.
Also make port forwarding force on/off.
