* ci: fix nightly prune not working
This change makes it so we keep the last three nightly runs + prune
anything that was created today.
Tested by just running it manually.
* driveby to only run the ghp deploy on main
* docs: remove HTML comments causing banner gap to show
Turns out the HTML comments get rendered, which causes an unsightly bar
to show up where the banner is even when not nightly.
* add comments back but use jinja comments
See: https://tedboy.github.io/jinja2/templ5.html
* add more context
* ci: fix missing mike deploy in post_release
* remove unnecessary renaming logic while we're here
* fix gh pages workflow since gh-pages is not a valid branch
Looks like I can't trigger things committing things to that branch...?
* docs: also publish docs to github pages
So just in case people can't access the Cloudflare Pages docs,
they can still access the GitHub ones.
* temporarily add to PR as trigger to test
* ok
* tmp
* intermediate work
* delete some code
* hook things up
* use QueryOptions everywhere instead
* comments
* more cleanup
* even more cleanup
* fmt
* update comment
* some more tests while I'm at it
* add todo for additional tests
* more empty quotes
* more empty quote testing
* even more tests
* driveby test for arg tests
When a process name contains multi-byte characters, cmdline[start..end]
is unsafe since it operates on bytes and can cause panic when start/end
are not char boundaries.
* refactor: move around some files related to the time graphs
* fmt
* fmt again
* update changelog
* add docs for time_graph
* rename time_graph to time_chart to be consistent
* nvm, that just makes it more annoying
* fmt
* Update documentation comment for time_graph.rs
* add extra rustdoc lint as well while I'm here
I honestly forgot I was using this. This change just removes the
automated hook creation, the hook file still exists if anyone wants to
reference/use it in `scripts/hooks/pre-push`.
Looks like the issue was related to how we were getting priority in Windows, using the winprocinfo crate. This is resolved by just manually doing the windows API calls necessary.
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* test if leak is caused by winprocinfo
* manually implement priority code
* cleanup
* update changelog
* docs: update copyright year
* docs: add nightly release redirect
* trigger docs in nightly
* workflow_call
* chmod
* fix for potential time delay?
* fix post release too
* prune runs that ran today too
* update docs
* Revert "refactor: migrate to Rust 2024 edition (#1678)"
This reverts commit b07eb646ce.
* other: temporarily revert 2024 changes
* additionally work around some issues
Realized I never actually build it in my build CI. This also updates the git version of cross used. I may end up using this for everything to be honest, since the stable version of cross used is ancient.
Note that this is built like it is in normal CI, and that is with no default features.
This PR also enables loong in normal CI, which I forgot to do earlier.
* refactor query error to another file
* refactor and/or/prefix
* more refactoring and tests
* clippy
* more tests
* even more tests
Also add some comments with context about some tests.
* todo and comments
* fix a bug around quote parsing
* update changelog
* add comment
* add comment
* update changelog
* basic priority and nice functionality
* fix fmt, clippy and tests
* trying to fix other platform build errors
* fmt fix
* trying more fixes
* clean project
* refactored nice to be for all unix systems
* few more places where I had to change cfg for Nice
* Fix scheme names issues
* fix for schema
* fmt
* fixed clippy errors
* 'nice' fix
* fmt
* fixed cfg in tests also
* trying to fix macos test errors
* fix nice value extraction for mac
* modularised nice and priority for mac and freebsd
* fmt
* more multi target to unix
* removing unnecesary guards
* added safety comments
- also reverted string array reference changes
utils fix
* weird utils clippy error fix
* removed unneeded commit
* not needed after main merge(?)
Clement Tsang