It's too easy to get trapped in the dojo %dy-edit-busy escape room. Just
type something like:
-build-file /=base/gen/ls/hoon
This modifies the dojo output to tell the user how to get out.
Fixes#1462.
Incorporates @Fang- suggested changes (thanks!).
Drops the path serialization as it will print on two separate lines,
and it is already displayed in dojo immediately above the error message:
> =dir /=base=/ge
dojo: dir does not exist
* jb/next:
vere: disable printfs on failed requests to $version/next
vere: create $pier/.bin/pace automatically
build: factor out reusable workflow, call on push and tag creation
vere: trim trailing whitespace from pace file
build: use gh action artifact to propagate version string
build: fix version path for windows pre-release
build: fix bash conditional in pre-release upload check
build: run on appropriate tags
build: cut pre-releases on appropriate tags
Previously, if the pointer for a syntax error pointed to the end of the file
(and the file ended in a newline) the code snippet rendering would try to
display a line _beyond_ the end of the file, causing a crash.
Here, we detect that case, and display `<<end of file>>` instead.
* next/arvo: (435 commits)
vere: backs out overly zealous path canonicalization assertions
clay: update tests
vere: bump version to 1.9-rc3
vere: bump version to 1.9-rc1
clay: add logging commands
ames: fix comet communication with breached ship
pill: multi-brass
clay: don't add lobe to wire to avoid flow leak
ames: handle +call moves if re-evolving from larva
clay: add tomb scry
clay: make trim clear ford cache
clay: progress download when receiving tombstone
clay: fetch entire latest foreign commit
clay: don't require head of foreign desks
clay: fixes
clay: tweaks from walkthrough
ames: indent
ames: start drainage timer if regressed from adult
clay: re-export page to not break apps
clay: fix stack while building directories
...
* next/vere:
urcrypt: correct parameter ordering in urcrypt_ed_veri()
u3: comment use of X macro in interpreter
u3: unify interpreter opcode information using X macro