0.1.2
This release includes many minor features and fixes over the last few months, especially focused on unblocking work in the brioche-packages
repo. Additionally, this release includes support for the new Brioche.download(...)
and Brioche.gitRef(...)
recipes, which automatically pin download hashes in the brioche.lock
lockfile, meaning you no longer need to find and update the hashes in code by hand!
Standard library
NOTE: These features require both the latest version of Brioche and an appropriate version of the
std
package. Consult the std changelog for more details
- Add
Brioche.download("...")
. The provided URL will be downloaded, and the hash will automatically be recorded in thebrioche.lock
lockfile (#102) - Add
Brioche.gitRef({ repository, ref })
. The git repository URL will be fetched, and the commit for the corresponding ref (branch or tag name) will be recorded in thebrioche.lock
lockfile. This is useful when used with thegitCheckout
function from thegit
package (#126) - Add
std.glob(...)
recipe. This takes a directory and some glob patterns, and returns a new directory containing only the contents matching a pattern. This is similar toBrioche.glob(...)
, but works with existing recipes instead of inputs from the project (#119)
Fixed
- Fix
brioche self-update
command. Unfortunately, upgrading from v0.1.1 will still need to be done manually, but auto-updates should work going forward! (#112 by @jaudiger) - Fix
.unarchive()
recipes sometimes not properly baking when unarchiving a tarfile containing long filename entries (#127, with work from #117 by @jaudiger
Changed
- Update most subcommands to take the
--project
(-p
) or--registry
(-r
) argument more than once. The command will apply to each project. This applies to the following subcommands: - Update
brioche fmt
to print formatted files (#75 by @jaudiger) - Update
Process.dependencies
recipes to support more flexible env var configurations. Namely, dependencies can now set env vars for fallbacks, in addition to the existing env vars that get appended
Internals
- Upgrade OpenTelemetry SDK packages. Brioche now uses the conventional OpenTelemetry SDK environment variables for configuration
- Upgrade Deno Core from v0.201.0 to v0.303.0
- Update Rust toolchain to v1.81
- Restructure some internal crates. Some crates that were originally in the main Brioche repository now live in
brioche-dev/brioche-runtime-utils