- Updated the Clippy command in both `ci.ps1` and `ci.sh` to include the `-D warnings` flag, ensuring that all warnings are treated as errors during the linting process. This change enhances code quality by enforcing stricter linting rules.
- 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.
- Introduced new scripts for auto-fixing formatting and performing static analysis across the project, including support for Lua, Rust, and TypeScript.
- Created `format.md` documentation to guide users on running the formatting scripts.
- Updated CI scripts to utilize the number of processor threads for improved performance during linting and testing.
- Enhanced logging in the `unwatch` function to provide clearer feedback on path watching status.
These changes streamline the formatting and analysis process, ensuring consistent code quality across the project.
- Revised the audit documentation to standardize the naming convention for `Rojo_Ref_*` attributes, ensuring consistency across all references.
- Enhanced the design section to clarify the handling of attribute updates during instance renames, emphasizing the need for accurate path updates.
- Adjusted the processing order in `compute_ref_properties` to prioritize `Rojo_Target_*` attributes, preventing unintended overwrites of `Rojo_Ref_*` attributes.
- Added new tests to verify the correct behavior of reference path changes and ensure robustness against edge cases.
These changes improve the clarity and reliability of the synchronization system's handling of reference attributes.
- Added a detailed section in the audit documentation outlining the sync system layout for both CLI syncback and two-way sync pipelines, including file mappings and processing steps.
- Updated `init.meta.json5` to include the `Rojo_Ref_PrimaryPart` attribute for better reference tracking.
- Improved the `ChangeProcessor` to populate the `RefPathIndex` from existing meta/model files at startup, ensuring accurate handling of pre-existing `Rojo_Ref_*` attributes during renames.
- Refactored the `remove_file` method in `RefPathIndex` to `remove_all_for_file`, enhancing the re-indexing process after attribute removals.
- Added tests to verify the correct behavior of the `RefPathIndex` and ensure robustness against edge cases.
These changes improve the clarity of the audit process and enhance the reliability of reference path management in the synchronization system.
- Updated `cargo` commands in both `ci.ps1` and `ci.sh` scripts to utilize the `-j 16` flag, enabling parallel execution for linting, building, and testing processes. This change improves the efficiency of CI workflows by reducing execution time for Rust tasks.
- Ensured consistency across both scripts to maintain functionality and performance enhancements.
These modifications enhance the overall performance of the CI pipeline for Rust projects.
- Introduced a new audit plan detailing fixes for four issues identified in the second audit of two-way sync Ref properties, including stale comments, slugified name mismatches, immediate ID assignments, and performance optimizations.
- Updated CI scripts to run Rust tests with increased parallelism by specifying `--test-threads=16`, improving test execution efficiency.
- Enhanced error handling in `update_ref_paths_in_file` to provide clearer context on failures during file reading and JSON parsing.
These changes improve the documentation for Ref property audits and optimize the CI testing process.
- Consolidated CI pipeline steps into PowerShell and Bash scripts for improved usability and consistency.
- Updated documentation in `ci.md` to clarify the execution process and options for skipping the rbx-dom section.
- Enhanced error handling and reporting in the scripts to provide clearer feedback on CI step results.
- Streamlined formatting and linting processes for both Rojo and rbx-dom, ensuring a more efficient CI workflow.
