Core depends on `kmc` which in turn depends on `core/include/ldml`. This
change adds the missing dependency to the build script and fixes building
core from a clean `core` subdirectory.
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With the full move to ES Modules, we no longer need to include
`references` in tsconfig.json, as we can rely on package.json and
build.sh dependency management. Note however that `tsc -b` may not work
to build dependencies -- they need to be built using `build.sh`, which
calculates which dependencies need building.
kmc-keyboard-info was missing a dependency link to kmc-package in
build.sh, correcting this at the same time.
Relates-to: #12027
This updates the calculation of the lastModifiedDate property of the
.keyboard_info and .model_info file. It now looks for the most recent
commit to HISTORY.md, and then falls back to the project folder for
.keyboard_info and .model_info.
getLastGitCommitDate now also returns UTC date (it was giving TZ=0
which is affected by daylight saving), and works for a file rather than
just for a folder, and a corresponding unit test has been added.
The date strings returned will now always include '.000' msec suffix. I
have manually verified that the import into the api.keyman.com database
copes with this, and that this change still conforms to the expected
schema for .keyboard_info and .model_info files.
Last, but important, it turned out that the unit tests for kmc were not
running. This has been resolved in kmc/build.sh.
Fixes: #11793
Use a new flag `--npm-publish` in conjunction with `publish` action,
so that the default will always be to `npm pack` if the new flag is not
specified. This flag is also guarded in the actual npm publish code to
ensure that it can only run in the appropriate CI alpha/beta/stable
environment, and not in local or test.
This then also removes the separate `pack` action.
Also removes legacy boilerplate from a number of build scripts.
Note: there is a bit of potential confusion about the difference between
/resources/builder.inc.sh (the full implementation for builder scripts),
and /resources/build/builder.inc.sh (the source script that builder
scripts should always use).
This allows us to make assumptions that will always be true for builder
scripts that may not be true for other scripts, such as setting base
folder.
Fixes#11324.
* Always `cd "$THIS_SCRIPT_PATH"`
* Remove unnecessary `cd` from all build.sh
* Remove unnecessary `set -eu` from all build.sh (and `# set -x`)
* Replace old build-utils.sh incantation in a few build.sh scripts
Because exitProcess is async, static analysis of the function does not
show process termination, even though it returns Promise<Never>. This
can lead to compiler warnings when it gets confused about missing return
values. So have moved to always returning the value from exitProcess,
even though it will never actually return!
Establishes keyman-urls.ts as a single place for any links to external
websites.
I searched all .ts files in Keyman Developer source and replaced
references to websites with function calls here. Note that the names of
individual functions within this class can be easily changed as needed,
as the hard part was the consolidation.
Fixes#10889.
This involved a bit more refactoring to help-keyman-com.sh in order to
allow for multiple paths to be uploaded.
I opted _not_ to move the entire Keyman Developer documentation into
this repository, partly because a number of pages are still in PHP
rather than Markdown.
Realtes to #10207.
Adds a new `kmc message` command which prints detailed information about
any or all compiler messages, in JSON, text, or markdown formats.
Markdown format is emitted to file in a structured way to be deployed to
the help site automatically (coming in a subsequent commit).
