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#Utopia synonym Patch
To deploy to the Production environment, somebody needs to manually trigger our tag-release.yml workflow, giving either a specific commit hash or branch name (defaulting to master), and optionally a tag name (the default behaviour is to increment the patch version). DeployingĪll pushes to the master branch will immediately trigger this workflow that runs the tests and then triggers a deploy to our Staging environment. The last four line items, starting with reflect this. Select prettier as the default formatter in your settings VSCode may prompt you to do so. "faultFormatter": "esbenp.prettier-vscode"
#Utopia synonym install
To enable format-on-save, you should install the VSCode plugin esbenp.prettier-vscode, and dbaeumer.vscode-eslint and then in your workspace settings, enable format on save, and tell prettier to use the eslint integration mode:
(I recommend opening DevTools before navigating to /debug.html to make sure you don't miss debugger statements and see the console output even if a test hangs the browser or enters an infinite loop.) VSCode linting, formatting with prettier etc If the tests do not rerun for some reason, just navigate to again. In debug mode, you can see all console logs in Chrome's own DevTools, you can use debugger statements, etc.īehind the scenes, Karma runs a webpack dev server in watch mode, which means if you change the source code, webpack will recompile and karma will attempt to re-run the tests. The website will have a Debug button, or you can just append /debug.html to the url like so: (your port may vary). envrc file to the root folder of the project with the following contents:Ġ1 03 2022 11:20:17.412:WARN : No captured browser, open Use your own Chrome browser to navigate to the printed http address. Log_status renewed cache and derivation linkĪnd add a. Ln -fs "$PWD/$drv_link" "/nix/var/nix/gcroots/per-user/$LOGNAME/$escaped_pwd" Local drv="$(nix -experimental-features nix-command show-derivation $out | grep -E -o -m1 '/nix/store/.*.drv')" Local path="$(nix-instantiate -find-file nixpkgs)" If this has happened to you, you'll need to manually add that hook back in, or alternatively add it to your own ~/.zshrc (where it won't be overwritten), copying and pasting the hook exactly as follows: There is an open bug ticket for that here.
Part of the nix installation will add a hook into /etc/bashrc, which can be wiped by a macOS update. Troubleshooting I'm on macOS and Nix has suddenly stopped working
#Utopia synonym code
Anything that isn't editor code will not be changed by this, such as the website code or the server endpoints.Doesn't currently support Monaco because of the way that builds the workers in a special webpack plugin, so changes to the version of Monaco in that branch may fail in unusual ways.To use this if the URL currently is, the branch name would be added on in a query parameter like so. Which means that changes can be tested without spinning up multiple environments.
#Utopia synonym series
When a series of environment variables are set (see Branches.hs), the editor supports the ability to get a bundle of editor code from S3 that was created from a PR, and load that instead of the code currently held locally. Now the editor should load on localhost:8000/p, or localhost:8000 when developing the website itself. The first time running the editor, run the following script: Please read our contributing doc to get started Run the Editor The easiest way is to file an issue, or reach out on Discord. Utopia is a big project, but we're here to help, and are happy to pair up with you. If you don't have direnv installed, you'll need to run nix-shell before any of the start commands, and switching to nix will be a bit slower. If you don't want to use nix, we have instructions here If you are on macOS Catalina or later, you will be prompted to include an extra flag in the install script.
All following steps and commands will assume you are using the wsl.