*Exception.Show used to work differently when the traceback contains one frame
vs more frames. Harmonize how they work, and consistent with how parse errors
and compilation errors are shown.
The former is unused, and the latter is only used from pkg/edit/config_api.go.
Subsume the logic into ShowError, and use that from pkg/edit/config_api.go.
- Change Context to export all its fields.
- Include end position in Context, and include it in Show.
- Remove the Type field from Error, and express it using an ErrorTag type
parameter instead.
- Make {Pack Unpack}CognateErrors type-safe with the new ErrorTag mechanism, and
rename them to just {Pack Unpack}Errors.
- Fix the cache key used in check_website.yml. It was blindly copied from ci.yml
and contained matrix parameters that are not present in this workflow.
- Simplify the derivation of OS_TYPE used for tagging coverages to use a ternary
expression.
- Simplify the condition for uploading coverages by introducing a new "old-go"
matrix parameter.
- Use reflection to derive function name.
- Take test cases as variadic arguments, instead of requiring them to be wrapped
in a Table.
- Support naming test cases.
- Run test cases as subtests with t.Run.
The script used to emit double-quoted strings, which is not standard SQL
syntax and support for it in SQLite been disabled by default since 3.41.0
(https://www.sqlite.org/changes.html).
We now assume that the directory name under pkg/mods match exactly with the
Elvish module name in several places, and this mismatch broke website building.
Go allows dashes in directory names; it just forbids them in the package name
and there's actually no requirement that the directory name and the package name
be the same.
This command used to depend on pkg/mods/doc to access the embedded .elv, which
in turn depends on all the packages that implement builtin modules. The latter
set of packages depends on almost all the Elvish packages transitively. As a
result, almost any change in any Elvish package will trigger a rebuild of this
command and the whole website.
This commit minimizes the dependency on Elvish packages by having it read the
.elv files during runtime instead (enabled by
9112eb1ab2).
Additionally:
- Move HighlightCodeBlock, needed by website/cmd/md2html, from pkg/mods/doc
to pkg/elvdoc. Moving it is necessary to completely remove the dependency of
website/cmd/md2html on pkg/mods/doc.
- Remove the dependency of pkg/edit/highlight on pkg/eval. It only uses
eval.UnpackCompilationErrors; move this work to the supplied Check function.
This removes the transitive dependency of website/cmd/md2html on pkg/eval.
- Augment website/tools/md-deps to recognize @module lines and add dependency on
the corresponding .elv files.
This syntax has been documented to have an implicit destination of
builtin.html#foo, but it never worked correctly outside builtin.html itself.
Also do some minor cleanups of the package, including removing bogus package
godocs that were inherited from the previous version where the components were
separate programs.
Instead of having each individual module embed their .elv files and collect all
of them in pkg/mods/doc, have a single embed.FS at pkg that includes everything,
and use that pkg/mods/doc.
Implement a function that extracts all module elvdocs, and put it in pkg/elvdoc.
Also rename &posix to &sep-posix, and add &sep-longest.
The original eawk name is documented as deprecated but doesn't emit deprecation
warnings during compilation yet; this will be fixed in the next commit.
Add an insert mode binding that was accidently lost by an earlier refactoring
that moved default bindings from Go code to embedded Elvish code.
Fixes#1738
One of the biggest pain points of using elvish
as a shell in practice has been parsing output from
shell commands that return text.
Many CLIs are parseable by AWK. This commit
adds the AWK separator argument to eawk,
which should make it easier to parse the
output of many shell commands.
