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What's been cooking

  • thecrawl assumes more defaults

Since "all builds/newest tag" is our gold standard, we just assume it when nothing contradicts it.

E.g. the minimal definition

    {
      "name": "Accessibility",
      "details": "https://github.com/Yago/ST3-Accessibility"
    }

is enough and we will synthesize a standard release definition for it:

      "releases": [
        {
          "sublime_text": "*",
          "tags": true
        }
      ]

If you need a sublime_text constraint, you can still omit "tags: true", as that's now the default operation mode. E.g. the following is now allowed:

    {
      "name": "AceJump",
      "details": "https://github.com/ice9js/ace-jump-sublime",
      "releases": [
        {
          "sublime_text": ">=3000",
        }
      ]
    }

The absolute minimum definition is hence:

    {
      "details": "https://github.com/budlime/PathBox"
    }

as we still derive the name from the GitHub URL if it is missing.

See pack-spec.md for the current feature set.

Run $ uv run -m scripts.crawl --explain PathBox to see what's going on.

  • thecrawl also learned real version constraints

E.g.

    "releases": [
        {
            "sublime_text": "<4000",
            "version": "2.5.*"
        }
    ]

If that's in use, we may synthesize an automatic open-ended tags release. This is so that a package only has to configure frozen, left-behind version/st_build pairs while keeping the standard newest tag for newest build semantic.

Concretely, for the example, we would add:

        {
            "sublime_text": ">=4000",
            "tags": true
        }

automatically.

  • Added snapshot_test.py for regression testing

In a nutshell, check out an older commit and run

$ uv run -m scripts.snapshot_test

then implement a feature or switch to your newest tip and run the command again to see if your changes have unwanted side effects. Refer the README or the --help page.