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Summary of Changes

Hello @SirLynix, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request improves the accuracy of the documentation by fixing a code snippet related to the hlsl2spv rule. The changes involve updating the code block's language identifier to Lua and correcting the dependency requirement to directxshadercompiler, providing a more precise and functional example for users.

Highlights

  • Documentation Correction: The hlsl2spv code snippet in docs/api/description/builtin-rules.md has been updated to reflect correct usage.
  • Language Specification Update: The code block language for the hlsl2spv example was changed from sh (shell script) to lua, accurately representing the script's language.
  • Dependency Accuracy: The required dependency for the hlsl2spv example was corrected from glslang to directxshadercompiler, ensuring the example uses the appropriate tool for HLSL compilation.
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Code Review

This pull request correctly fixes the code snippet for the utils.hlsl2spv rule in the documentation. Changing the code block language to lua and updating the dependency to directxshadercompiler are both correct and improve the accuracy of the example.

While reviewing, I noticed a couple of related items that could also be addressed to make the documentation even better:

  • In the same code snippet, on line 675, the add_files call has a duplicated argument: add_files("src/*.hlsl", "src/*.hlsl"). This seems to be a typo and should probably be add_files("src/*.hlsl").
  • The corresponding documentation in Chinese (docs/zh/api/description/builtin-rules.md) for utils.hlsl2spv appears to be outdated and contains the same errors that this PR fixes for the English version. It would be great to update it as well.

These are just suggestions for further improvement. The changes in this PR are good and improve the documentation.

@waruqi waruqi merged commit f1e7754 into xmake-io:master Sep 17, 2025
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@SirLynix SirLynix deleted the patch-3 branch September 17, 2025 16:04
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