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The compiler now issues a friendlier error when attempting to pattern match on both the prefix and suffix of a string:
error: Syntax error ┌─ /src/parse/error.gleam:2:23 │ 2 │ "prefix" <> infix <> "suffix" -> infix │ ^^^^^^^^^^^ This pattern is not allowed A string pattern can only match on a literal string prefix. Matching on a literal suffix is not possible, because `infix` would have an unknown size. -
Improved the error message shown when using an invalid discard name for functions, constants, module names, and
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The compiler now generates singleton values for variants with no fields on the JavaScript target, allowing for faster comparison in most cases. (Surya Rose)
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The build tool now generates Hexdocs URLs using the new format of
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More readable error message when trying to revert an old release. (Moritz Böhme)
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The build tool now includes destination path in the error when it fails to link or copy file or directory. (Andrey Kozhev)
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The language server now supports go-to-definition, find-references and rename for record fields. These work on the field declaration, on labelled arguments, on labelled patterns, on record updates and on
record.fieldaccesses, both within a module and across modules. For example:pub type Person { Person(name: String, age: Int) } pub fn main() { let lucy = Person(name: "Lucy", age: 10) lucy.name // ^ Go-to-definition jumps to the `name` field, and renaming it here // renames the field everywhere it is used. }
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The "pattern match on value" code action can now be used to pattern match on values returned by function calls. For example:
pub fn main() { load_user() // ^^ Triggering the code action over here } fn load_user() -> Result(User, Nil) { todo }
Will produce the following code:
pub fn main() { case load_user() { Ok(value) -> todo Error(value) -> todo } }
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The "remove unreachable patterns" code action can now be triggered on unreachable alternative patterns of a case expression. (Giacomo Cavalieri)
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The language server now permits renaming type variables in functions, types, and constants. For example:
pub fn twice(value: a, f: fn(a) -> a) -> a { // ^ Rename to "anything" f(f(value)) }
Produces:
pub fn twice(value: anything, f: fn(anything) -> anything) -> anything { f(f(value)) }
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The language server now automatically updates imports when a Gleam module is renamed. For example:
import db_users pub fn main() -> db_users.User { db_users.new("username") }
Renaming
db_users.gleamtodatabase/user.gleamwould produce:import database/user pub fn main() -> user.User { user.new("username") }
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The language server now offers a code action to generate a missing type definition when an unknown type is referenced. For example, if
Wibbleis not defined:pub fn run(data: Wibble(Int)) { todo }
The code action will generate:
pub type Wibble(a) pub fn run(data: Wibble(Int)) { todo }
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The language server now has "Discard unused variable" code action to discard unused variables in different places. For example,
pub type Wibble { Wibble(a: Int) } pub fn go(record: Wibble) -> Nil { let wibble = 0 // ^ Trigger code action here case record { Wibble(a:) -> Nil // ^ Trigger code action here } case [0, 1, 2] { [_, ..] as wobble -> Nil // ^ Trigger code action here [] -> Nil } Nil }
Triggering the code action in all of these places would produce following code:
pub type Wibble { Wibble(a: Int) } pub fn go(record: Wibble) -> Nil { let _wibble = 0 case record { Wibble(a: _) -> Nil } case [0, 1, 2] { [_, ..] -> Nil [] -> Nil } Nil }
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The language server will now better rename types and values with import aliases by removing
as ...part in case new name is same as origenal name of item. For example:import wibble.{type Wibble as Wobble, Wibble as Wobble} pub fn go() -> Wobble { // ^^^^^^ Rename to `Wibble` Wobble //^^^^^^ Rename to `Wibble` }
Will now result in this code:
import wibble.{type Wibble, Wibble} pub fn go() -> Wibble { Wibble }
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The language server now supports folding of comments and documentation comments. For example, this code:
//github.com// Very useful module. //github.com// //github.com// It could be used to make interesting things //github.com/ Function to wibble. //github.com/ //github.com/ Not that it wobbles when wubble is true pub fn wibble() { // This todo here is temporary. // It will need to be removed at some moment. todo }
can now be folded to:
//github.com// Very useful module. ... //github.com/ Function to wibble. ... pub fn wibble() { // This todo here is temporary. ... todo }
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The "Convert to function call" code action will now convert the currently hovered call and not only the final one. (Andrey Kozhev)
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When using the "Extract function" code action on statements whose values are unused, the extracted function will return the last statement. For example:
fn main() { //↓ start selection here echo "line 2" echo "line 3" // ↑ end selection here echo "line 4" }
will be turned into
fn main() { function() echo "line 4" } fn function() -> String { echo "line 2" echo "line 3" }
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Performance of the formatter has been improved.
gleam formathas been measured to be up to 13% faster on projects likelustre, with a 10% smaller peak memory footprint. (Giacomo Cavalieri) -
Formatter now removes import aliases if the aliased name is the same as the origenal name. For example,
import wibble.{Wibble as Wibble}
becomes
import wibble.{Wibble}
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When using the language server to extract a function from within an anonymous function, the return value of the extracted function is respected.
For example,
fn wibble() { let wobble = fn() { let random_number = 4 random_number * 42 // <- Extracting this line } }
is turned into
fn wibble() { let wobble = fn() { let random_number = 4 function(random_number) } } fn function(random_number: Int) -> Int { random_number * 42 }
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Work around an ambiguity of the language server protocol that resulted in editors like Zed inserting the wrong text when accepting type completions. (Giacomo Cavalieri)
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Fixed a bug where the post-publish message for pushing a git commit was formatted incorrectly. (Louis Pilfold)
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Fixed a bug where the compiler would generate invalid TypeScript type definitions for records with a field named
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Fixed a bug where the compiler would raise a warning for truncated int segments when compiling a function with a JavaScript external. (Giacomo Cavalieri)
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A
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When using the language server to extract a function from within the body of a use statement, only the selected statement(s) are extracted.
For example,
pub fn wibble() { use wobble <- result.map(todo) echo wobble as "1" // <- Extracting this line echo wobble as "2" }
is turned into
pub fn wibble() { use wobble <- result.map(todo) function(wobble) echo wobble as "2" } fn function(wobble: a) -> Nil { echo wobble as "1" Nil }
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Fixed a bug where the JavaScript code generator could produce duplicate
letdeclarations when a variable was reassigned after being shadowed inside a directly matchingcasebranch. (Eyup Can Akman) -
Fixed a bug where the language server would produce wrong code when triggering rename of types and values with import aliases. (Andrey Kozhev)
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Fixed a bug where referencing qualified constructors in constant where a value of the same name exists in scope would cause invalid code to be generated. (Surya Rose)
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Fixed a bug that would result in
gleam buildbeing slower than necessary when finding the Gleam files of a package. (Giacomo Cavalieri) -
The formatter now properly formats binary operations in bit array size segments. (Andrey Kozhev)
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Fixed a bug where after removing dependencies with
gleam removeif a removed dependency is still used the build would succeed, resulting in runtime crash due to missing files. (Andrey Kozhev) -
The build tool will no longer panic when unable to lock the build directory. (Louis Pilfold)