The Rolling binary upload script gets the version from
package.json in the repository files, not from the binary
itself. So, we need to set this value in the repository's
package.json file, regardless of what version the binary itself has.
The version string in package.json is used by the Rolling upload script
to decide what the tag name will be when creating a new Rolling release.
We want timestamped version strings so they are unique,
and older releases are not overwritten/clobbered/won't have conflicts
(whichever would have happened, not worth finding out).
Besides that this restores the convention we had been uploading
the Rolling release tags with so far.
Set a version timestamp just before building the binaries, like on
the other two platforms. Add this to the outputs of the "build" job
if on Linux. Then read this output in the "test and upload, Linux" job.
Now we have synced timestamps again (as much as we did before building
Linux binaries in a Debian 10 Docker container, anyway).
The script could be updated to check the binary itself,
but this way is easier.
For compatibility with older Linux distros
Debian 8 is pretty much end-of-life now.
Debian 10 should be old enough to have compatible glibc for RHEL 8.
This fixes a subtle breaking change in the WASM tree-sitter modes that
affected the semanticolor package. (And probably only that package.)
Although the node text is unused in `idForScope` in the core editor, the
legacy tree-sitter mode was specifically modified to pass the node text
into `idForScope` so that the semanticolor package could make use of it
to give custom scopes (and thus colors) to different symbols. (On
activation, semanticolor monkey patches that method in relevant
grammars.)
This alone is not enough to get sematicolor working with Pulsar's new
WASM tree-sitter modes, but it's one piece of the puzzle.
Ref: 97b905a2b0
Ref: https://github.com/atom/atom/pull/20212
Ref: 1bf7fc4025/src/tree-sitter-language-mode.js (L1321-L1324)
Ref: d219ef9a1f/lib/semanticolor-grammar.js (L44-L65)
This one’s got all the frills, including injections into HTML documents and a PHPDoc grammar.
As part of this change, we're also migrating to `web-tree-sitter` version 0.20.8 with some customizations. The PR I submitted at https://github.com/tree-sitter/tree-sitter/pull/2795 is landed on this fork, though if the same issues get fixed in a different way on the source, I'll adopt that approach as well. The PHPDoc parser needed another external added.
