ZenVoich / mops

Package manager for the Motoko programming language
https://mops.one
MIT License
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GitHub dep name conflict #238

Closed ZenVoich closed 1 month ago

ZenVoich commented 1 month ago

Summary by CodeRabbit

coderabbitai[bot] commented 1 month ago

Walkthrough

This update introduces significant enhancements to the Mops ecosystem, focusing on dependency management and user experience improvements. Key features include error handling for GitHub dependencies to avoid conflicts, enhancements to the Mops CLI for better control, and improved documentation. New options for verbose logging during publishing provide better feedback, while the user interface of the front-end has been refined for clarity. Overall, these changes aim to boost stability and usability within the package management framework.

Changes

File Path Change Summary
backend/main/PackagePublisher.mo Added a check for non-empty GitHub dependencies and conflicts with existing packages, enhancing conflict resolution.
blog/blog/2024-07-30/index.md Added a summary section and enhanced content, including updates on Mops CLI version, new flags, and improved documentation.
cli/CHANGELOG.md Updated for version 0.45.0 with new command-line flags --no-install and --verbose, and improved error handling in moc-wrapper.
cli/bin/moc-wrapper.sh Added directory creation for cache before writing, improving script robustness.
cli/cli.ts Introduced --verbose option for enhanced output in CLI commands.
cli/commands/publish.ts Modified publish function to include a verbose option and changed error handling to use process.exit(1).
cli/vessel.ts Updated deletion process to include a force option, making it more aggressive.
dfx.json Incremented dfx version from 0.20.2 to 0.21.0, reflecting tool updates.
docs/docs/cli/2-publish/01-mops-publish.md Added --verbose option to documentation for clearer publishing feedback.
frontend/components/package/Package.svelte Introduced a new <div> to display GitHub dependency names, enhancing UI clarity.
package.json Reordered arguments in the deploy-local script command, potentially changing deployment behavior.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant CLI
    participant PublishFunction
    participant Logger

    User->>CLI: Execute publish command with --verbose
    CLI->>PublishFunction: Call publish(options)
    PublishFunction->>Logger: Log files being processed
    PublishFunction->>PublishFunction: Handle errors
    alt On Error
        PublishFunction-->>User: Exit with status 1
    else Success
        PublishFunction-->>User: Publish successful
    end

🐰 In the meadow, changes bloom bright,
With dependencies managed, all feels right.
Mops now dances, CLI's a delight,
A rabbit's cheer for the new height!
Hop, hop, hooray, for improvements in sight! 🎉


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