Related to #21481 ; it fixes a bunch of hotspots I saw while looking at
the provided profiles. MultiBuffer still takes up 100% CPU on the
foreground thread for me - this time around it's on selection updates
(when dragging the selected text towards an edge of a screen).
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This PR adds keyboard shortcuts to common interactions you might want to
do in the Zeta rating panel.
This PR also adds a way to fake inline completion requests, as well as
the test data used to create this PR, to make it easier to adjust the UI
in the future.
It also changes the status bar from the text "Zeta" to "ζ", because I
thought it looked cool.
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- Improved LSP resolution of documentation for completions. It now
queries documentation for visible completions and avoids doing too many
redundant queries.
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In #21286, documentation resolution was made more efficient by only
resolving the current completion. However, this meant that single line
documentation shown inline in the menu was missing until scrolled
to. This also meant that it would wait for navigation to resolve
completion docs, leading to lag for displaying documentation.
This change resolves this by attempting to fetch all the completions
that will be shown. It also mostly avoids re-resolving completions. It
intentionally re-resolves the current selection on navigation, as some
language servers will respond with more information later on.
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This change adds two new methods to the cursor_style_methods function in
the gpui_macros crate (according to the Tailwind CSS documentation
https://tailwindcss.com/docs/cursor):
1. `cursor_nesw_resize`: Sets the cursor style to nesw-resize when
hovering over an element. This is useful for indicating resizing
diagonally from top-right to bottom-left.
2. `cursor_nwse_resize`: Sets the cursor style to nwse-resize when
hovering over an element. This is used for resizing diagonally from
top-left to bottom-right.
These were silently passing after the delay in updating diagnostics was
added.
Co-Authored-By: Max <max@zed.dev>
cc @someonetoignore
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Co-authored-by: Max <max@zed.dev>
This PR attaches two new properties to the `Language Model Used` event:
- `has_llm_subscription` - This will tell us if a user is a paid
subscriber.
- `max_monthly_spend_in_cents` - This will indicate what their maximum
monthly spend is set to.
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This is a no-functionality refactor of where the `ContextMenu` type is
defined. Just the type definition and implementation is up to almost
1,000 lines; so I've moved it to it's own file and renamed the type to
`CodeContextMenu`
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This PR fixes an issue where dev extensions were not working when
uploaded to the remote server.
The `extension.toml` for dev extensions may not contain all of the
information (such as the list of languages), as this is something that
we derive from the filesystem at packaging time. This meant that
uploading a dev extension that contained languages could have them
absent from the uploaded `extension.toml`.
For dev extensions we now upload a serialized version of the in-memory
extension manifest, which should have all of the information present.
Release Notes:
- SSH Remoting: Fixed an issue where some dev extensions would not work
after being uploaded to the remote server.
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Co-authored-by: Conrad <conrad@zed.dev>
Release Notes:
- Added `show_completions_on_input` and `show_completion_documentation`
per-language settings. These settings were available before, but were
not configurable per-language.
Some of our users ran into a peculiar bug: autoimports with vtsls were
leaving behind an extra curly brace. I think we were slightly incorrect
in always requesting a follow-up completion without regard for last
result of completion request (whether it was incomplete or not).
Specifically, we're falling into this branch in current form:
037c2b615b/packages/service/src/service/completion.ts (L121)
which then leads to incorrect edits being returned from vtsls.
Release Notes:
- Fixed an edge case with appliance of autocompletions in VTSLS that
could result in incorrect edits being applied.
The goal of #7115 appears to be to limit the disruptiveness of
completion documentation load causing the completion selector to move
around. The approach was to debounce load of documentation via a setting
`completion_documentation_secondary_query_debounce`. This particularly
had a nonideal interaction with #21286, where now this debounce interval
was used between the documentation fetches of every individual
completion item.
I think a better solution is to continue making space for documentation
to be shown as soon as any documentation is shown. #21704 implemented
part of this, but it did not persist across followup completions.
Release Notes:
- Fixed completion list moving around on load of documentation. The
previous approach to mitigating this was to rate-limit the fetch of
docs, configured by a
`completion_documentation_secondary_query_debounce` setting, which is
now deprecated.
This PR updates the `call` crate to include the `test-support` feature
for `livekit_client_macos` when `call` is used with `test-support`.
This fixes running `cargo test -p copilot` and `cargo test -p editor`
(and perhaps some other crates).
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This should make it easier to interact with LSP log view when there are
multiple language servers. I often find the current UI clunky when I
have over 5 servers running (which isn't uncommon with multiple projects
open)
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/2ecaf17f-4b40-4c8f-aa6f-03b437a3d979
Closes #ISSUE
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Closes https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/issues/21522
This PR adds an info tooltip on the Welcome screen, informing users how
Vim Mode can be toggled on and off. It also adds the Vim Mode toggle in
the Editor Controls menu. This is all so that folks who accidentally
turn it on better know how to turn it off. We're of course already able
to toggle this setting via the command palette, but that may be harder
to reach for beginners. So, maybe that's enough to close the linked
issue? Open to feedback.
(Note: I also added a max-width to the tooltip's label in this PR. I'm
confident that this won't make any tooltip look weird/broken, but if it
does, it may be because of this new property).
| Welcome Page | Editor Controls |
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| <img width="800" alt="Screenshot 2024-12-05 at 11 20 04"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/1229f866-6be5-45cd-a6b8-c805f72144a6">
| <img width="800" alt="Screenshot 2024-12-05 at 11 12 15"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/f082d7f9-7d56-41d1-bc86-c333ad6264c7">
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Co-authored-by: Thorsten Ball <mrnugget@gmail.com>
Closes#8071
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- Changed the Go integration to check whether an existing `gopls` was compiled for the current `go` version.
Previously we cached gopls (the go language server) as a file called
`gopls_{GOPLS_VERSION}`. The go version that gopls was built with is
crucial, so we need to cache the go version as well.
It's actually super interesting and very clever; gopls uses go to parse
the AST and do all the analyzation etc. Go exposes its internals in its
standard lib (`go/parser`, `go/types`, ...), which gopls uses to analyze
the user code. So if there is a new go release that contains new
syntax/features/etc. (the libraries `go/parser`, `go/types`, ...
change), we can rebuild the same version of `gopls` with the new version
of go (with the updated `go/xxx` libraries) to support the new language
features.
We had some issues around that (e.g., range over integers introduced in
go1.22, or custom iterators in go1.23) where we never updated gopls,
because we were on the latest gopls version, but built with an old go
version.
After this PR gopls will be cached under the name
`gopls_{GOPLS_VERSION}_go_{GO_VERSION}`.
Most users do not see this issue anymore, because after
https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/pull/8188 we first check if we can
find gopls in the PATH before downloading and caching gopls, but the
issue still exists.
Closes#21605
Consider you have set of entries selected or even a single entry
selected, and you right click some other entry which is **not** part of
your selected set. This doesn't not clear existing entries selection
(which it should clear, as how file manager right-click logic works, see
more below).
This issue might lead unexpected operation like deletion applied on
those existing selected entries. This PR fixes it.
Release Notes:
- Fix right click selection behavior in project panel
