vim-denops / denops.vim

🐜 An ecosystem of Vim/Neovim which allows developers to write cross-platform plugins in Deno
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:bug: Refactor `denops#plugin` module and fix `denops#cache#update()` to use registered plugins instead #367

Closed lambdalisue closed 2 months ago

lambdalisue commented 2 months ago

Close #360. Additionally denops#plugin#check_type also discover/find plugins as like denops#cache#update thus this PR fixed the behavior to use registered plugins instead.

Summary by CodeRabbit

coderabbitai[bot] commented 2 months ago

Walkthrough

Significant updates to the denops plugin management system include: adding plugin states, restructuring functions, and incorporating event handlers. Adjustments to denops#cache#update() enhance plugin registration, removing reliance on plugins with main.ts, and improving plugin loading reliability and efficiency.

Changes

File Change Summary
autoload/denops/_internal/plugin.vim Introduced plugin states, restructured management functions, and added event handlers.
autoload/denops/cache.vim Converted variables to constants, introduced new constants, and optimized plugin list usage in denops#cache#update().
autoload/denops/plugin.vim Refactored plugin loading logic, updated state management, revised loading/waiting functions, and deprecated old functions.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Vim as Vim
    participant Denops as Denops Plugin System
    participant Plugin as Plugin

    Note over Vim, Denops: Plugin Loading Process
    Vim->>Denops: load(plugin_name, script)
    Denops->>Plugin: Set plugin state to LOADING
    Plugin->>Denops: Script execution result
    alt Successfully loaded
      Denops->>Plugin: Set state to LOADED
      Denops->>Vim: Notify success
    else Failed to load
      Denops->>Plugin: Set state to FAILED
      Denops->>Vim: Notify failure
    end

Assessment against linked issues

Objective (Issue #) Addressed Explanation
Use registered plugins instead of discover in denops#cache#update() (#360) βœ…

Poem

In the world of code at night,
Plugins dance, a treat to the site,
States are new and handlers bloom,
Denops hums, dispelling gloom.
Cache now swift, no longer slow,
With these changes, watch it grow! πŸŒ™πŸ‡


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Shougo commented 2 months ago
:call denops#cache#update()

[denops] Update cache of the following files. Call `denops#cache#update(#{reload: v:true})` to forcibly update.
[denops] /home/shougo/work/denops.vim/denops/@denops-private/mod.ts
[denops] /home/shougo/work/skkeleton/denops/skkeleton/main.ts
[denops] /home/shougo/work/ddc.vim/denops/ddc/app.ts
[denops] /home/shougo/work/ddu.vim/denops/ddu/app.ts
[denops] It tooks more than 5000 ms. Use Ctrl-C to cancel.
[denops] Deno cache is updated.

It is too slow. Why?

Shougo commented 2 months ago

And denops plugins are loaded but does not work when the branch is used.

Fixed.

Shougo commented 2 months ago

It works now.

lambdalisue commented 2 months ago

https://github.com/vim-denops/denops.vim/pull/367#issuecomment-2174613245

What do you mean "too"? I think it's common to take time for reloading all cache.

lambdalisue commented 2 months ago

Thanks for review & fix. I rebased to tidy commit history so rerequest a review in case @Shougo

Shougo commented 2 months ago

What do you mean "too"? I think it's common to take time for reloading all cache.

It is normal behavior?

Shougo commented 2 months ago

I have fixed for rabbit review.

lambdalisue commented 2 months ago

I have fixed for rabbit review.

I'm sorry but the rabbit review didn't make sense so we should ignore. I removed that commits and force pushed.