* Implement the functionality
* Another fmt
* Fix handler to not rely on modelingMachine's context,
because that creates an implicit race
* Write an E2E test
* Fix tsc and fmt
* Use artifactGraph helpers for more concise code
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* Fix up imports and whatnot from commit 2bfc5f5c
* Make early return more clear with curly braces
* Whoops should have linted
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* Make `=` and `=>` optional in function declarations
And requires `:` for return types
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* Tests
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* Format types in function decls
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* Require in anon function decls
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* Add a code mod for offset plane
* Add support for default plane selections to our `otherSelections` object
* Make availableVars work without a selection range
(because default planes don't have one)
* Make default planes selectable in cmdbar even if AST is empty
* Add offset plane command and activate in toolbar
* Avoid unnecessary error when sketching on offset plane by returning early
* Add supporting test features for offset plane E2E test
* Add WIP E2E test for offset plane
Struggling to get local electron test suite running properly
* Typos
* Lints
* Fix test by making it a web-based one:
I couldn't use the cmdBar fixture with an electron test for some reason.
* Update src/lib/commandBarConfigs/modelingCommandConfig.ts
* Update src/machines/modelingMachine.ts
* Revert changes to `homePageFixture`, as they were unused
* @Irev-Dev feedback: convert action to actor, fix machine layout
* Update plane icon to be not dashed, follow conventions closer
* fix selection bugs found by QA-wolf
* A snapshot a day keeps the bugs away! 📷🐛 (OS: ubuntu-latest-8-cores)
* trigger ci
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* AST: Factor shebangs out of non-code metadata and into Progam
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* Empty commit to try to unstick CI
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Right now our KCL tests output a debug representation of the KCLError
value. This works OK, but it's difficult to read an error like
"runtime error: SourceRange([44, 48])" because I don't fucking know what
the 44th character in my KCL program is.
In the modeling app, source ranges are turned into nice red squiggly
underlines in the editor. I want nice squiggly underline when I run the
Rust unit tests too, damnit. The JS world should NEVER have fancy toys
that I, a Rust programmer, cannot access. I deserve this. I need this.
So anyway instead of snapshotting debug repr, snapshot a fancy error
via the miette library.
Some clients (e.g. the simulation tests) want to know why a KCL program failed. Was it because of a network error? Or because the client wasn't authorized properly? Or was it a KCL runtime type error?
It's difficult for clients to ask these questions, because the interpreter just returns Anyhow error, basically just a string.
Instead, we should return different variants of an Error enum for different kinds of errors.
This lets us render nice Cargo-style error messages that show the exact KCL line where an error occurred, instead of just printing off a source range. We have that in the CLI, but I'd like it for running normal KCL unit tests.
# Testing
This is a pure refactor, it doesn't change any behaviour, it just stops hiding the specific error types via anyhow. No testing needed. If it compiles, it works.
* Add nightly link in about sectoin
* Add nightly detection
* Lint
* Change APP_NAME to PACKAGE_NAME
* To be improved: working implementation on mac for click to download
* Revert "To be improved: working implementation on mac for click to download"
This reverts commit 7ced32a533.
* Nevermind, will process on the website
* Release KCL, KCL test server and derive-docs
derive-docs 0.1.31
kcl-test-server 0.1.17
kcl-lib 0.2.25
* A snapshot a day keeps the bugs away! 📷🐛 (OS: ubuntu-latest-8-cores)
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KCL stdlib has a function `patternTransform` which works for 3D solids. This adds a similar function `patternTransform2d` which, as you might have guessed, is like `patternTransform` but for 2D. I know. I'm really, really really good at naming things.
This shares almost all of its implementation with 3D patterns via 💖the power of traits💖
This will assist with https://github.com/KittyCAD/modeling-app/issues/4543
