Add a changelog, and back-date some releases #140
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| - Transmit cursor positions, and display them in the Neovim plugin. |
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Even though not a core feature, we could mention adding a nix flake here?
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Also it seems we have done some improvements to the daemon-editor protocol specification (it might be good practice to actively mention protocol tweaks and changes in the dev log until we have an actual versioning of that protocol)
See 23246a3
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Should we make sure that a release exists for each of those tags?
I think probably not – because we didn't update the version in the Cargo.toml, it will show the wrong version. Except if we start little release branches, and hotfix that there…
I'd be fine with updating the version from now on, when we do the next release! Which could be soon! :)
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protocol tweaks and changes
Oh yeah! We dropped the revisioning for the "cursor" messages from the protocol at some point! That's one of the changes I can think of, in addition to supporting JSON-RPC requests now.
| - When restarting the daemon, calculate file diffs since the daemon was last online, and apply them to the CRDT. | ||
| - Dynamically create files when they are opened. | ||
| - When files are deleted, delete them for all peers. | ||
| - Sandbox file I/O to be restricted into the shared project folder. |
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The editor plugin can now send JSON-RPC requests and get feedback on whether the intended operation worked or not (#74). Or less "internal": nvim plugin can now process feedback on whether opening a file was successful (#87)
btw, we could also add PRs to this changelog? 🤔 probably overkill to backdate, but going forward... there's probably an app for that? :D (i.e. a tool to scrape our git(hub) log and generate a summary)
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there's probably an app for that
Yeah, like https://github.com/MarcoIeni/release-plz :D (Which follows https://www.conventionalcommits.org/en/v1.0.0/)
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Tried adding all your suggestions to the CHANGELOG! :) |
Are we happy with this changelog, @zormit?