Replaces `serde_json` parsing with `jsonc-parser` throughout the
codebase, enabling support for **comments** and **trailing commas** in
all JSON files including `.project.json`, `.model.json`, and
`.meta.json` files.
MSRV bumps from `1.83.0` to `1.88.0` in order to
use the jsonc_parser dependency.
In #917, we accidentally changed ServeSession::new's project loading
logic so that it always returns `ServeSession::ProjectNotFound` if the
load fails for any reason. This PR fixes this so that it returns the
right error when there is an error loading the project, and moves the
`NoProjectFound` error to `project::Error`, since I think it makes more
sense there.
Closes#858.
If a project is named `default.project.json`, it acts as an `init` file
and gains the name of the folder it's inside of. If it is named
something other than `default.project.json`, it gains the name of the
file with `.project.json` trimmed off. So e.g. `foo.project.json`
becomes `foo`.
This is a fairly important test verifying whether the action of moving a
folder into a watched folder is correctly detected and processed. It was
disabled in
b43b45be8f.
The fact that it failed indicates a possible bug in change processing,
so in this PR, I'll re-enable the test, investigate why it fails, and
fix it.
Resolves#667
This PR:
- Introduces a new field in the project file: `scriptType` which has the
default value of `Class` (in parity with previous versions), but can
also be `RunContext`.
- This is then passed to `InstanceContext` from the `Project` struct.
- This then changes the RunContext in the lua `snapshot_middleware`
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Co-authored-by: Micah <dekkonot@rocketmail.com>
Services, `StarterPlayerScripts`, and `StarterCharacterScripts` are
currently special-cased to allow them to be specified in project files
without a classname. This does the same to `Terrain` since it's a
singleton in the same style as those.
The last release of rbx_dom had support for `Terrain.MaterialColors`.
This allows it to be specified directly instead of only via the
fully-qualified syntax.
TOML maps well to Lua, is easier to read and write than JSON, and is
commonly used by Roblox tools.
Use cases:
* Put game, plugin, or library config in a toml file
* Sync in toml files generated by tools
* Sync in config files for tools so that the game can double-check that
the config file has been followed. (e.g. check that packages match
versions specified in wally.toml)
Ref now is an optional inside, so it's redundant to have an option
wrapping an option. The only snapshots that were changed were any that
had a Ref within (from none to zeroed). Some also had some newlines
added in the end.
