- Introduced three new markdown files: CLI_LIBRARY_SYNC_COMPLETE.md, IMPLEMENTATION_COMPLETE.md, and LIBRARY_SYNC_SETUP_IMPLEMENTATION.md for comprehensive documentation.
- Updated various CLI domain modules to improve argument handling and output formatting.
- Enhanced device, index, job, library, location, network, and search modules for better integration and user experience.
- Refactored code across multiple domains to improve maintainability and clarity.
- Added methods for managing the current library in the `Context` struct, including `get_current_library_id`, `set_current_library`, `clear_current_library`, and `switch_to_library_named`.
- Enhanced the CLI commands to support switching libraries by ID or name, retrieving current library info, and listing available libraries.
- Updated query execution macros to improve consistency and error handling across library-related operations.
- Introduced a new `LibrarySwitchArgs` struct for command-line arguments related to library switching, enhancing usability.
- Refactored existing commands to utilize the new library management features, improving overall functionality and user experience.
- Added `library_id` field to the `Context` struct to manage library-specific operations.
- Introduced `with_library_id` and `set_library_id` methods for setting the library ID in the `Context`.
- Updated various command implementations to utilize the new library ID handling, improving the accuracy of library-related queries.
- Refactored query and action calls to use input structs instead of query structs, enhancing type safety and clarity across the application.
- Improved error handling and response deserialization in query execution macros, ensuring robust interaction with the core API.
- Eliminated the `--enable-networking` flag from the `start` and `restart` commands in the CLI, simplifying the command structure.
- Updated related documentation to reflect the removal of the networking option, ensuring consistency across usage examples.
- Adjusted the daemon to always enable networking, streamlining the startup process for users.
- Introduced `remove_emojis.sh`, a Bash script designed to identify and remove 3D/colorful emojis followed by a space in Rust files while preserving simple symbols.
- The script counts the number of Rust files processed and reports modifications made.
- Updated various Rust files to remove emoji characters from log messages and print statements for a cleaner output.
- Enhanced user experience by providing color-coded output for progress and results during the emoji removal process.
- Deleted `ARCHITECTURE.md`, `Cargo.toml.bak`, and various integration summary files to streamline the codebase.
- Removed outdated demo files and testing guides that are no longer relevant.
- Cleaned up the repository by eliminating unnecessary documentation and binary files, ensuring a more maintainable project structure.
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- Upgraded `bincode` to version `2.0.0-rc.3` with `serde` feature enabled in `Cargo.toml`.
- Refactored error handling to accommodate changes in `bincode` by updating the error conversion implementation in `error.rs`.
- Modified deserialization logic in macros to align with the new `bincode` API.
- Removed outdated metrics test file from the core examples.
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- Updated `bincode` dependency to version 1.3.3 for improved performance and security.
- Refactored error handling in `error.rs` to use `bincode::Error` instead of `bincode::ErrorKind`, ensuring better error management.
- Enhanced macro definitions in `macros.rs` to utilize the updated error handling structure.
- Improved error reporting in `manager.rs` when creating directories, providing clearer context for IO errors.
- Added a new design document for Sync Conduits, detailing the architecture and implementation plan for file synchronization in Spacedrive.
- Refactored argument handling in the job and library domains to improve clarity and consistency.
- Updated imports to use the correct input types for actions in the library and location modules.
- Enhanced type annotations for better readability and maintainability in the codebase.
- Added confirm_or_abort utility for dangerous operations
- Added confirmation prompts to:
- location remove
- library delete (new command)
- network revoke
- Kept our modular CLI structure with domains/ subdirectories
- Removed old flat .rs files that were moved to modular structure
- Deleted several domain modules including file, index, job, library, location, and network, which were no longer needed in the CLI structure.
- Cleaned up the codebase to improve maintainability and reduce complexity by removing obsolete functionality.
- Updated the module structure in `util/mod.rs` to reflect these changes.
- Introduced new methods for executing actions and queries by method string, improving the flexibility of the core API.
- Refactored the `CoreClient` to utilize a `METHOD` constant instead of `TYPE_ID`, enhancing clarity in action dispatching.
- Removed the legacy `ActionHandler` trait and associated registry, streamlining action execution through the unified `LibraryAction` trait.
- Updated the `RpcServer` to handle action and query requests more efficiently, improving error handling and response management.
- Enhanced the `FileCopyAction` and related tests to support modular action construction, ensuring better validation and type safety.
These changes significantly improve the modularity and maintainability of the action system while ensuring a consistent API surface.
- Added a new `apps/cli` module to encapsulate the CLI application logic, improving organization and modularity.
- Updated `Cargo.toml` to include dependencies for the CLI, such as `clap` for command-line argument parsing.
- Implemented a `Context` struct to manage application state and core client interactions.
- Created command handling for file operations and library management, enhancing user experience and functionality.
- Introduced utility functions for output formatting, supporting both human-readable and JSON outputs.
These changes significantly enhance the structure and maintainability of the CLI application while providing a more robust user interface.
