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1. rename dependencies.json to libraries.json 2. update scheme versions 3. drops repositories of scheme 1.x as those support ST2 only. 4. drops libraries, which support ST2 only. 5. drops packages, which support ST2 only.
The `sublime_text` key is optional as of PC 4.0.0-beta.9
Rename dependency to PyPI package name to avoid future naming conflicts.
Note: Required name mapping to ensure backward compatibility is supported
as of PC 4.0.0-beta.9
Rename dependency to PyPI package name to avoid future naming conflicts.
Note: Add list of required "libraries", to ensure "lxml" is also installed.
Note: Required name mapping to ensure backward compatibility is supported
as of PC 4.0.0-beta.9
Rename dependency to PyPI package name to avoid future naming conflicts.
Note: Required name mapping to ensure backward compatibility is supported
as of PC 4.0.0-beta.9
Rename dependency to PyPI package name to avoid future naming conflicts.
Note: Required name mapping to ensure backward compatibility is supported
as of PC 4.0.0-beta.9
Rename dependency to PyPI package name to avoid future naming conflicts.
Note: Required name mapping to ensure backward compatibility is supported
as of PC 4.0.0-beta.9
Note: Opt-in to python 3.8 as it is a pure python library.
Rename dependency to PyPI package name to avoid future naming conflicts.
Note: Required name mapping to ensure backward compatibility is supported
as of PC 4.0.0-beta.9
Rename dependency to PyPI package name to avoid future naming conflicts.
Note: Required name mapping to ensure backward compatibility is supported
as of PC 4.0.0-beta.9
Rename dependency to PyPI package name to avoid future naming conflicts.
Note: Required name mapping to ensure backward compatibility is supported
as of PC 4.0.0-beta.9
Rename dependency to PyPI package name to avoid future naming conflicts.
Note: Required name mapping to ensure backward compatibility is supported
as of PC 4.0.0-beta.9
Note: Opt-in to python 3.8 as it is a pure python library.
This commit ... 1. renames tokens: dependency => library dependencies => libraries 2. adjusts scheme versions to 4.0.0 3. drops `load_order` from libraries 4. drops tests for presence of `sublime_text` and `platforms` keys from release tests, as those are optional as of PC4.0-beta.9 5. drops duplicate library vs. package name checks, as libraries are installed independently to Libs/ as of PC4.0 6. adds `python_versions` type and value checks. 7. verify new libraries are not named like renamed legacy dependencies.
This commit adds `Binary` and `Git Formats` to the list of default packages.
This commit adds `Binary` and `Git Formats` to the list of default packages.
1. sort urls alphabetically 2. reformat patterns to use more of available space 3. disallow `#` (start of anchors) and `?` (start of parameters) in user and repository names 4. move (?<!\.git) to ensure not to accept something like https://github.com/repo/user.git/tree/master
Now that arm64 is supported it is very valid to have both x32 and x64 to specify arm64 is not supported.
To support validation and completions via LSP-json, Package Control ships json schemas for channels and repositories. This commit allows them to be explicitly assigned without tests failing via - "$schema": "sublime://packagecontrol.io/schemas/channel", - "$schema": "sublime://packagecontrol.io/schemas/repository",
Ship libraries for python 3.8 directly from pypi.
Remove repository of scheme 1.2 as no longer supported.
Dropped package.json is missing "details" or "base" entries for more about 8 years and thus has never been crawled. As such, drop that questionable thing.
If not specified `"sublime_text": "*"` is used by PC4. The key is optional in schema 4.0.0
The same way as all other packages have to be managaged, which have been removed from this channel before. |
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And how exactly is that? IIRC I fetched/scraped the data from pc.io |
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Failing schema tests will succeed, once #9269 is merged. |
The platform key is only required to declare restrictions.
Package Control 4 requires at least ST3143. Schema Version 4 is supported by Package Control 4, only. Thus any sublime_text version specifier, defining least ST builds before 3143, can safely be removed, as it always applies.
Bound version specifiers targeting builds before 3143 are converted to remove obsolete lower bound.
All package releases being restricted to builds before 3143 are removed as being ignored by PC4 anyway.
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"packages" is optional in schema v4.
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FWIW, crawling packages (with current release of thecrawl) using this branch and related master branch revision, results in channel.json files with equal sets of packages, when filtering all <ST3143 release branches. So chances are good, this branch doesn't break any existing and compatible (ST3143+) packages. The only 5 differences I see, are related with a package failing with 504 locally, but others being crawled, which fail with 403 when running upstream. All of them are present and valid in this branch. EDIT: schema-test-action has been updated to accept python 3.14 specific library releases, so tests should succeed as of next test run. |
This PR prepares package_control_channel for Package Control 4.0 by...
This PR is frequently synced with this repo's master branch and https://github.com/packagecontrol/channel.
It contains all current ST3+ packages and libraries.
As many as possible packages have been migrated from external repositories to this one, to reduce attack surface of uncontrolled 3rd-party registries.