- Updated the `clap` dependency in `Cargo.toml` to include the "env" feature for improved command-line argument handling.
- Introduced a new `roblox_api` module to encapsulate Roblox API interactions, including authentication and asset downloading.
- Refactored the `CloneCommand` and `StudioCommand` to utilize the new `roblox_api` functions for fetching experience names and universe IDs, enhancing code clarity and reducing duplication.
- Removed obsolete functions related to Roblox API calls from the CLI commands, streamlining the codebase.
- Added error handling for authentication failures, ensuring better user feedback when required credentials are missing.
These changes aim to improve the overall structure and functionality of the CLI while enhancing the integration with the Roblox API.
- Deleted outdated entries related to syncback, path canonicalization, and git metadata fetching from the TODO list.
- This cleanup aims to enhance clarity and prioritize current project objectives, ensuring the team can focus on relevant tasks.
- Introduced a new `onSyncbackCommand` option in `McpStream` to handle syncback requests.
- Implemented the `handle_mcp_syncback` function in the API to process syncback requests, including validation and logging.
- Updated the `run_live_syncback` function to return statistics on added and removed files during the syncback process.
- Enhanced the MCP tools list to include the new syncback tool, with corresponding documentation added.
These changes aim to facilitate a complete syncback of the Roblox Studio state to the filesystem, improving project management capabilities.
- Eliminated the `canonicalize` method from the `VfsBackend` trait and its implementations in `InMemoryFs`, `NoopBackend`, and `StdBackend`, simplifying the interface and reducing complexity.
- Updated various parts of the codebase to remove references to canonicalization, including tests and prefetch cache handling, ensuring consistency across the project.
- Adjusted logging and comments to reflect the removal of path normalization logic, enhancing clarity and maintainability.
These changes aim to streamline the VFS implementation by focusing on core functionalities without the overhead of path canonicalization.
- Replaced the previous implementation of tracking changes with a more efficient approach using `git status` and `git diff`, reducing the number of command calls and enhancing performance.
- Consolidated the handling of tracked and untracked files, improving code readability and maintainability.
- Updated logging to provide more detailed timing information for git operations, aiding in performance monitoring.
These changes aim to streamline git interactions and enhance the overall efficiency of the git module.
- Replaced the use of the gix API with direct command-line calls to `git` for retrieving the repository root and current HEAD commit SHA, improving compatibility and reducing dependency on the gix library.
- Updated the `git_changed_files_impl` function to use command-line `git diff` and `git ls-files` for tracking changes, enhancing performance and flexibility in detecting file modifications.
- Improved error handling and logging for git operations, ensuring better feedback during execution.
These changes aim to streamline git interactions and enhance the overall efficiency of the git module.
- Changed the logging initialization to enable target logging, improving the detail and context of log messages. This adjustment enhances the overall logging output, making it more informative for debugging and monitoring purposes.
- Introduced a constant to enable or disable periodic tree reconciliation after VFS events, addressing a persistent drift bug that caused infinite re-snapshot loops on large projects.
- Updated the `ChangeProcessor` to conditionally execute tree reconciliation based on the new constant, improving performance during file modifications.
- Enhanced the git module by adding new functions for shallow cloning and checking if files are staged, streamlining git operations.
- Refactored the `InitCommand` to utilize the new git functions for repository initialization and cloning, improving clarity and reducing redundancy.
These changes aim to optimize file change handling and enhance git integration within the project.
- Conducted a complete audit of the git module to leverage the gix API for improved performance, aiming for significant speedups in git operations.
- Updated the `git_changed_files_impl` function to accept project prefixes as a vector of strings, enhancing the flexibility of change detection.
- Made the `collect_path_roots` function public to allow external access for collecting project directory paths.
These changes aim to optimize git operations and improve the overall efficiency of path handling in the project.
- Removed the direct initialization of the Project within the ServeCommand's run method, replacing it with a more streamlined session management approach using ServeSession.
- Enhanced error handling by creating a new Vfs instance with error tracking for each session, ensuring better management of critical errors during server operation.
- Improved the overall flow of the run method by reducing redundancy in session creation and enhancing clarity.
These changes aim to optimize the server's session handling and improve error management during execution.
- Updated the `flatten_tree` function in `git.rs` to clarify the repository parameter name.
- Changed logging level from `debug` to `trace` in `finalize_patch_application` for more detailed output.
- Modified the `TestServeSession` initialization to persist git configuration to disk, ensuring user identity is accessible for subsequent operations.
These changes aim to improve code clarity, enhance logging detail, and ensure proper git configuration handling in tests.
- Updated the logging format in TODO.txt to provide clearer information about file operations and potential issues, including warnings about lossy string conversions.
- Added a note to address a regression in logging behavior that may affect users relying on specific property formats.
- Refactored the `flatten_tree` function in `git.rs` to improve parameter clarity by renaming the repository argument.
- Updated the `mcp.rs` test to utilize a more concise method for checking integer types in the timeout configuration.
- Introduced a new method in `TestServeSession` to fetch git metadata, improving the test suite's ability to validate git-related functionality.
These changes aim to improve logging clarity, address regressions, and enhance test coverage for git metadata handling.
- Updated the `App:startSyncReminderPolling` function to improve code readability by restructuring the return statement. This change enhances the clarity of the function's flow without altering its functionality.
These changes aim to maintain code quality and improve maintainability.
- Updated the `ServeSession:start` function to retrieve git metadata from the API before computing the initial patch. This change ensures that the server information includes relevant git details, improving synchronization accuracy.
- Disabled the polling feature in `App:startSyncReminderPolling` due to performance concerns, as it was deemed unnecessary.
- Adjusted the API service to set `git_metadata` to `None` instead of computing it, streamlining the response handling.
These changes aim to optimize the synchronization process and reduce unnecessary API calls.
- Updated logging statements in various functions across the ApiContext, ServeSession, and Reconciler modules to use `Log.debug` instead of `Log.trace`.
- This change aims to reduce the verbosity of logs and improve performance by limiting the amount of logged information during execution, while still retaining essential timing information for debugging purposes.
- Introduced a new `isTraceEnabled` function in the logging module to check if trace logging is enabled based on the current log level.
- Updated the `performRequest` function to only log HTTP request details and responses if trace logging is enabled, reducing unnecessary log output and improving performance.
These changes aim to enhance the efficiency of logging during HTTP requests by avoiding excessive logging when not needed.
- Updated the `git_changed_files_impl` and `collect_untracked_files` functions to accept a set of relevant prefixes, allowing for more targeted change detection.
- Modified the `collect_index_worktree_changes` function to filter changes based on the provided prefixes, improving efficiency in identifying tracked and untracked files.
- Added a new `known_paths` method to the `RojoTree` struct to facilitate the extraction of relevant directory paths.
These changes aim to optimize the detection of changes in the git repository by focusing on specified directory prefixes.
- Renamed thread variables for clarity, changing `$Threads` to `$BuildThreads` and introducing `$TestThreads` to cap test execution at 8 threads to prevent resource exhaustion.
- Updated `cargo` commands in both PowerShell and shell scripts to utilize the new thread management variables, ensuring consistent behavior across CI environments.
- Added comments to clarify the rationale behind capping test threads, enhancing maintainability and understanding of the CI process.
These changes aim to optimize resource usage during CI runs and improve the reliability of Rust builds and tests.
- Added the `dirs` crate version 6.0.0 to manage directory paths more effectively.
- Introduced a new `write_log_header` function to standardize log file headers, including project and command details.
- Updated logging path to use the home directory for log storage, improving accessibility.
- Adjusted documentation to reflect the new logging path format.
These changes aim to improve the logging system's clarity and maintainability while ensuring proper directory management.
- Updated the `changedProperties` structure in `PatchTree.spec.lua` to use a nested table format for `Source`, improving data consistency.
- Introduced a new `repStorageId` in `PatchTree.spec.lua` for better instance mapping.
- Refactored the `collect_tree_index_changes` function in `git.rs` to utilize a HashMap for tree entries, streamlining the detection of index changes.
- Enhanced the `flatten_tree` function to improve the collection of paths in the git repository.
These changes aim to improve the clarity and efficiency of both the PatchTree tests and the git index change detection logic.
- Updated the main function to conditionally disable file logging based on the `ATLAS_NO_FILE_LOG` environment variable, enhancing flexibility in logging behavior.
- Introduced a new `atlas_command` function to encapsulate command creation for tests, ensuring consistent command execution across various test files.
- Replaced direct usage of `ROJO_PATH` with `atlas_command` in multiple test utilities, improving code clarity and maintainability.
These changes aim to enhance the logging setup and simplify command handling in the test suite.
- Introduced a mechanism to capture the last modification time of the index, allowing for more accurate detection of changes between the index and the working tree.
- Updated the logic to track untracked files based on size comparison and modification time, improving the reliability of change detection.
- Refactored the `git_init` function to streamline repository initialization and configuration setup.
These changes aim to improve the accuracy and efficiency of index change detection within the git repository.
- Updated the logic to skip processing directories that start with a dot (.) unless they are in the set of tracked directories. This change improves the efficiency of identifying untracked files by preventing unnecessary directory traversal.
- Ensured that the `walk_dir` function is called only for relevant directories, enhancing the overall performance of the file collection process.
These modifications aim to optimize the handling of untracked files within the git repository.
- Modified the CI workflow configuration to set `fail-fast: false`, allowing all jobs to run to completion even if some fail. This change aims to enhance the robustness of the CI process by providing more comprehensive feedback on all job results.
- Added timing logs to various stages of the `compute_git_metadata` function to improve performance monitoring and debugging.
- Refactored the `collect_untracked_files` function to utilize a set of tracked directories, optimizing the process of identifying untracked files.
- Introduced a new helper function, `compute_blob_object_id`, to streamline blob ID computation for file content.
These changes aim to enhance the efficiency and clarity of git metadata handling within the application.
- Renamed variables in the `App` module to improve code readability, changing `mcpPatchTree` to `_mcpPatchTree` and `cachedServerInfo` to `_cachedServerInfo`.
- Updated the `.gitignore` file to ignore all Atlas log/build artifacts by changing the entry to `**/.atlas/`, ensuring a cleaner repository.
- Introduced the `time` crate to generate session log filenames in UTC format, enhancing log file naming consistency.
- Refactored the logging setup to create log files based on the generated filenames, improving the clarity of log management.
- Updated the `compress_old_logs` function to streamline log file handling, ensuring proper cleanup of old logs.
These changes aim to improve the logging system's functionality and maintainability within the application.
- Updated log messages across `ApiContext`, `ServeSession`, `Reconciler`, and `App` to use consistent formatting for timing information, replacing placeholder syntax with `string.format` for improved clarity.
- Enhanced trace logs to provide more precise execution time measurements during various operations, including connection, reading, writing, and patch application processes.
These changes aim to standardize logging practices and improve the readability of timing information in the application.
- Added timing logs to various functions in `ApiContext`, `ServeSession`, and `Reconciler` to track performance and improve debugging.
- Introduced detailed trace logs for connection, reading, writing, and patch application processes, providing insights into execution times.
- Updated the `App` component to log the patch tree building process, enhancing visibility during session startup.
These changes aim to improve performance monitoring and facilitate troubleshooting within the application.
- Modified the `parse_roblox_log` function to prepend "[Studio]" to all log messages, enhancing clarity and consistency in log output.
- Updated corresponding unit tests to reflect the new message format, ensuring accurate validation of log parsing behavior.
These changes aim to improve the readability and organization of log messages within the application.
- Eliminated the `tracing-log` crate from `Cargo.toml` and `Cargo.lock`, streamlining the logging configuration.
- Updated the logging initialization function to remove the `tracing_log::LogTracer::init()` call, simplifying the logging setup process.
These changes aim to enhance the logging system by reducing unnecessary dependencies and improving code clarity.
- Introduced a logging system using `tracing` and related crates to improve log management and output formatting.
- Updated `.gitignore` to include the `.atlas/` directory, ensuring that log files and other generated content are not tracked by Git.
- Enhanced project templates to include the new `.gitignore` settings for Atlas in various project types.
These changes aim to improve logging capabilities and maintain a cleaner repository by ignoring unnecessary files.
- Added `schemars` and related dependencies to `Cargo.toml` and `Cargo.lock` for enhanced JSON schema support.
- Updated the `mcp.rs` file to utilize `schemars` for generating JSON schemas for various tool arguments, improving API documentation and validation.
- Enhanced the TODO list to reflect new tasks related to schema documentation and potential improvements in input validation.
These changes aim to improve the overall functionality and usability of the MCP integration by providing better schema definitions for tool arguments.
- Introduced new MCP tools for executing Luau code, inserting models, and retrieving console output, enhancing the plugin's capabilities for user interaction.
- Implemented a logging system to capture console output and provide detailed feedback during code execution and play mode operations.
- Updated the MCP stream to handle passthrough commands, allowing for better integration of tool commands and improved error handling.
- Enhanced the TODO list to reflect new tasks related to documentation for the added MCP tools and logging features.
These changes aim to improve the overall functionality and user experience of the MCP integration, particularly in script execution and model management.
- Introduced a new `get_script` command to allow agents to read script source code directly from Roblox Studio, enhancing conflict resolution during sync operations.
- Updated the MCP stream handling to support the new command, including error handling for missing or invalid parameters.
- Enhanced the App component to manage the `get_script` command and its response, ensuring proper integration with the existing MCP functionality.
- Updated the TODO list to reflect the addition of the `get_script` command and its associated documentation requirements.
These changes aim to improve the overall functionality and user experience of the MCP integration, particularly in script management.
- Updated the TODO list to include a task for ensuring well-formed MCP route documentation, enhancing agent usability.
- Modified the MCP stream handling to support additional parameters for sync commands, including mode and overrides for better control during sync operations.
- Introduced a new function to enrich sync changes with filesystem paths, improving traceability of changes.
- Updated API documentation to reflect new sync modes and override capabilities, providing clearer guidance for users.
These changes aim to improve the overall functionality and user experience of the MCP integration and sync process.
- Removed outdated tasks related to syncback optimizations from the TODO list to streamline focus on current priorities.
- Added a new task to create an agent loop for benchmarking plugin and Rust side performance, aiming to identify and resolve sync slowness.
These changes aim to enhance project tracking and improve sync efficiency.
- Expanded the TODO list with new tasks related to MCP modes, including standard, manual, fastfail, and dryrun options for better user control during sync operations.
- Introduced a new `get_script` command to allow agents to read scripts directly from Roblox Studio, facilitating conflict resolution during sync.
- Implemented a `GitIndexCache` to optimize file writes by skipping unchanged files based on blob SHA1 comparisons, improving syncback efficiency.
- Added logging for agent connections and commands to enhance traceability and debugging capabilities.
These changes aim to improve the overall functionality and performance of the MCP integration and syncback process.
- Added place ID validation in the MCP stream connection to ensure only whitelisted IDs are accepted, improving security and control over connections.
- Updated the PluginConfig structure to include an optional place ID field, allowing for better configuration management.
- Refined the TODO list to include new tasks related to hash-based comparisons and terminal command execution, enhancing project tracking.
These changes aim to strengthen the MCP integration and improve the overall functionality of the plugin.
- Added a new section in the README to document the integration of MCP (Model Context Protocol) for AI agents, detailing how to set up and use the `atlas_sync` tool.
- Introduced `McpStream` to manage WebSocket connections for real-time sync commands between the plugin and the MCP server.
- Enhanced the `App` component to initialize and manage the MCP stream, including handling sync commands and user confirmations.
- Updated the API to support WebSocket upgrades for the MCP stream, allowing for efficient communication with connected plugins.
- Improved the handling of sync commands, ensuring proper responses based on the current connection state and user selections.
These changes aim to facilitate programmatic syncs to Roblox Studio, improving the workflow for teams using AI agents.
- Added new dependencies in `Cargo.lock` and updated `Cargo.toml` to include `gix` for improved git functionality.
- Refactored git-related functions to utilize the `gix` library, enhancing performance and reliability in handling git operations.
- Simplified the process of initializing git repositories and committing changes within the CLI commands.
- Updated tests to reflect changes in git integration and ensure proper functionality.
These changes aim to modernize the git handling in the project and improve overall code quality.
- Updated several dependencies in `Cargo.lock` and `Cargo.toml`, including `anyhow`, `tempfile`, `clap`, and others to their latest versions for improved functionality and security.
- Introduced a new `CompletionsCommand` in the CLI to support shell completions, enhancing user experience by allowing users to generate command completions for various shells.
These changes aim to keep the project dependencies up-to-date and improve the command-line interface usability.
- Introduced a new function `getGitMetadata` in `ApiContext` to fetch current git metadata, including new file IDs.
- Updated the `PatchTree.build` function to handle new file IDs, allowing for better differentiation between tracked and untracked files during patch processing.
- Modified the `git_changed_files` function to return both tracked and untracked files, improving accuracy in change detection.
- Enhanced the `App` component to debounce git metadata refreshes, ensuring the UI reflects the latest changes without unnecessary calls.
These changes aim to improve the integration with git and enhance the accuracy of change detection in the application.
- Modified the button style in the Confirming page to dynamically switch between "Primary" and "Neutral" based on whether all items are selected, enhancing visual feedback for users.
This change aims to improve user experience by providing clearer indications of the current selection state.
- Introduced a new function to retrieve the current HEAD commit SHA, allowing for better tracking of changes in the git repository.
- Updated the `git_changed_files` function to accept an initial HEAD parameter, improving the accuracy of change detection.
- Modified `ServeSession` to store the initial HEAD commit SHA at session start, ensuring committed changes are reflected in the auto-selection logic.
- Enhanced tests to verify that committed changes after session start are correctly identified and included in the change tracking.
These changes aim to improve the synchronization process with git and enhance the user experience by ensuring accurate change detection.
- Removed outdated tasks from the TODO list related to one-shot mode changes, streamlining focus on current issues.
- Enhanced the selection logic in the Confirming page to prevent auto-selection of new items when changes are detected, improving user experience during updates.
These changes aim to clarify task management and enhance the handling of user selections in the application.
- Updated the TODO list to clarify tasks related to auto-selection and one-shot synchronization, ensuring better tracking of issues.
- Introduced a new flag `__oneShotSyncDone` in `ServeSession` to manage synchronization state, preventing further message processing after a one-shot sync is completed.
- Improved the handling of incoming changes during the patch visualizer, ensuring user selections are appropriately managed.
These changes aim to streamline synchronization processes and enhance user experience during patch management.
