This PR is just a quick house-cleaning PR that I've been meaning to do
for awhile. In the past, `installation_id` was called `device_id`. But
this name never reflected what it actually was - so we renamed it to
`installation_id`, but we kept the name as `device_id` in the
`kv_store`. I'm wanting to use the `device_id` key in the future, so to
keep things clearly labeled, I'm doing the key rename now.
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Remove the event send timer in Zed 2 telemetry in effort to continue
reducing the amount of stress the vercel endpoint receives. This allows
the queues to fill up entirely before sending them off. I'm leaving the
timer in for Zed 1 because we don't force the events queue to clear on
app close in Zed 1, so it feels best to leave it in there, as it might
catch some unsent events before closing.
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* entirely remove history navigation buttons in the terminal pane that
allows terminal elements only
* hide the entire tab bar if no active item is in pane (as in zed1)
* hide +/split/zoom buttons when the pane is not in focus (as in zed1)
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This PR applies another round of refinements to the ported Zed1 themes.
Most of this was focused around the coloration of UI text to better
match Zed1.
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It seems like we've fixed the clickhouse errors by switching to
`async_insert`, but we're still seeing a hiccup here and there on
vercel's socket. I slowed down the collection of cpu and memory events
earlier, and this PR will slow down how frequently we send events in
general, by increasing the queue size and the debounce time.
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This PR adjusts the sizes of the current call controls in the title bar
to be smaller.
This matches the size of the other title bar items that are always
present.
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This PR adjusts the size of the tab descriptions to use the extra small
label size.
This makes it easier to distinguish between the filename and the
description:
<img width="320" alt="Screenshot 2023-12-22 at 6 49 11 PM"
src="https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/assets/1486634/451d4cd0-666c-43c2-b5df-6d9cf91dacda">
It's also more in line with how things look in Zed1.
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This PR is a first pass at porting the Zed1 themes to Zed2.
For the initial release of Zed2 we'll be shipping just the themes that
existed in Zed1, ported to Zed2. The new themes that were previously
added just in Zed2 have been removed.
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1. Blocks (with their headers) and mouse listeners should be drawn
together otherwise either starts to loose mouse events.
2. Scrollbar should be above all to match zed1 look and avoid buffer
headers popping slightly to the right of the scrollbar.
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1. Blocks (with their headers) and mouse listeners should be drawn together otherwise either starts to loose mouse events.
2. Scrollbar should be above all to match zed1 look and avoid buffer headers popping slightly to the right of the scrollbar.
The panic was caused by Cocoa synchronously invoking the
`selected_text_range` method on the registered input handler while we
already had a borrow of the app.
This pull request fixes this issue by showing the character palette on
the next tick of the loop (we've had this problem in other spots too and
used the same technique).
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This PR disambiguates the macOS class names used in GPUI2 from the ones
used in GPUI1.
Right now if you happen to end up with a copy of both `gpui` and `gpui2`
in the dependency tree you get an unhelpful `unwrap` error when we try
to build the class names.
By giving them different names we are able to get to our more helpful
error that informs you that both GPUI1 and GPUI2 are in the module tree.
We can change these names back once we do the big "un-2-ing".
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The panic was caused by Cocoa synchronously invoking the `selected_text_range`
method on the registered input handler while we already had a borrow of the
app.
This commit fixes this issue by showing the character palette on the next tick
of the loop (we've had this problem in other spots too and used the same technique).
Joseph T. Lyons