Added Tokio to handle Websocket Requests from external programs, for example SpltNotes, did not have time to dig through the core, so someone else needs to finish this impkementation :p
When cleaning the sum of best, the message tries to be as helpful as
possible by showing as much information about the problematic segments
as possible. Part of that is information about the date of the attempt.
However, as it turns out, the attempt may not actually exist. This
shouldn't generally happen, but we can't trust the correctness of the
splits files, so for whatever reason, the attempt may be missing. In
that case, we simply skip that information.
This adds the ability to specify an optional text shadow in the general
layout settings.
Changelog: Text shadows are now supported and enabled by default. You
can customize the color or disable text shadows entirely in the layout
settings.
The tests do not work anymore. They have always been flaky and added a
lot of dependencies, that made it harder to maintain them. Additionally,
the rendering is now handled by `livesplit-core`, which has all the same
tests for the rendering, so it also makes little sense to have the same
rendering tests again in this repository. All other dependencies that
are currently updatable have been updated, except:
1. I'm not sure if you need Tauri 2 for the CLI version 2.
2. The `css-loader` causes problems with the way we import variables
from the SASS files.
3. React 19 does not seem to just work, we get a bunch of TypeScript
issues.
4. `commonmark` is stuck as usual until we replace it entirely.
5. `eslint` changed completely it seems, we probably need to set it up
completely from scratch.
This allows us to skip letting `webpack` parse the wasm files, which
means we are not blocked by its limitations anymore. This allows us to
finally start using reference types.
WebAssembly needs a specific mime type to be allowed to be loaded. Tauri
by default apparently can't send headers on Linux, unless you activate a
specific feature, so the WebAssembly failed to load. Additionally,
without the dialog feature, it also wasn't able to show the error
message.
This adds support for the `Always On Top` setting in the Tauri version
of LiveSplit One. This setting allows you to keep the LiveSplit One
window on top of all other windows.
This introduces a Tauri based desktop version of LiveSplit One. For now
very few changes have been done. It's mostly global hotkeys that work
now. It's unclear if Tauri is the long term solution for LiveSplit One,
but it gets us global hotkeys and auto splitting with very little
effort, so we'll use it until something better comes along.
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