v0.5.0-pre96-test

I'm running out of semver-compatible numbers, so v0.5.0 release is inevitable

What's Changed

• doc: correct a typo in features by @ebw44 in #114
• Allow '=' within the body of --tla-code by @expelledboy in #122
• feat: missing std features by @pawelbeza in #124
• feat: sync upstream stdlib changes by @CertainLach in #118
• Introduce experimental rowan parser and pretty-printer by @CertainLach in #132
• docs: asciidoc'ify all md's except for the generated one by @JarvisCraft in #131
• build(dep): update dependencies and share their versions by @JarvisCraft in #136
• fix: make async_imports compile again by @JarvisCraft in #137
• build: use now-stable async traits by @JarvisCraft in #138
• feat: add std regex builtins by @CertainLach in #119
• build(deps): bump zerocopy from 0.7.30 to 0.7.31 by @dependabot in #143
• Fix failing CI for tests and lints by @CertainLach in #146
• fix: lazy object comprehension by @CertainLach in #145
• Experimental jrsonnet-fmt formatting utility
• feat: allow negative indexes in std.slice by @CertainLach in #117
• Fix: field in super should not be interpreted with standalone-super concept. by @CertainLach in #154
• Implement std.flattenDeepArray and std.prune as builtins

New Contributors

• @ebw44 made their first contribution in #114
• @expelledboy made their first contribution in #122
• @pawelbeza made their first contribution in #124
• @dependabot made their first contribution in #143

Full Changelog: v0.5.0-pre9-test...v0.5.0-pre96-test

v0.5.0-pre9-test

What's Changed

• fix: .so build instructions out of date by @julienduchesne in #109
• fix: std.format freezes with '%g' % 0
• feat: make std.map accept strings
• feat: make std.sort/std.set/std.uniq work on arrays of arrays
• fix: do not write trailing newline in --multi for -S
• fix: restore --version argument

New Contributors

• @julienduchesne made their first contribution in #109

Full Changelog: v0.5.0-pre8-test...v0.5.0-pre9-test

v0.5.0-pre8-test

What's Changed

• Separate jrsonnet-evaluator and stdlib implementation #82 by @CertainLach in #84
• feat: add intrinsics for numeric parsing by @JarvisCraft in #89
• chore: remove int parsing functions from std.jsonnet by @JarvisCraft in #90
• feat: implement builtins for trivial numeric functions by @JarvisCraft in #91
• fix: use correct parameter names for intrinsics by @JarvisCraft in #92
• Fix: Use variable names from jsonnet stdlib for is_x builtins by @jackatbancast in #94
• Extended strings/other performance improvements by @CertainLach in #95
• feat: intrinsics for xor and sum by @JarvisCraft in #100

New Contributors

• @jackatbancast made their first contribution in #94

Full Changelog: v0.5.0-pre5-test...v0.5.0-pre8-test

v0.5.0-pre5-test

Features

• Prettier empty strings display in errors

Release preparations

• Remove serde-yaml git dependency (replaced with forked and rebranded package), now jrsonnet can be published to crates.io

v0.5.0-pre4-test: build: switch to released gcmodule fork

Destructure improvements

• Support destructuring of function arguments:

local myFn({field}) = field;

myFn({field: 3}) == 3

• Object destructuring defaults

local {
  a,
  b = 20,
  c = 30, 
} = { a: 1, b: 2 };

a == 1 && b == 2 && c == 30

Release preparations

• Remove gcmodule git dependency (replaced with forked and rebranded package)

v0.5.0-pre3-test

• MacOS aarch64 build (Fixes #80)
• Throw infinite recursion error on imports, which finishes support for infinite recursion handling, as those errors are already handled in locals and objects
• Implement better object field ordering (exp-preserve-order feature)

v0.5.0-pre2-test

Destructuring support

When jrsonnet-evaluator is built with exp-destruct (And in this pre-release - it is), syntax proposed here is supported (see last comment):
google/jsonnet#307

It was implemented as part of large optimization implementation, now locals in objects are cached not per field, but globally. I.e

{
  local a = std.trace("get a", 1),
  b: a,
  c: a, 
}

Earlier, manifestification of this object would print get a 2 times, but now it will be printed only once

v0.5.0-pre1-test

Ported new jsonnet standard library methods

std.get, std.manifestJsonMinified, others

importbin statement

Allows to import binary files as byte arrays
importbin 'some.bin' == [1, 2, 3, 4]

Object field order preservation

This feature was requested multiple times, both in this repo, and in other jsonnet implementations:
#76 #52
google/jsonnet#407
google/jsonnet#903
google/go-jsonnet#222

This feature is even implemented in scala jsonnet implementation, but doing this in same way will break backwards compatibility (Scala implementation has global flag for doing so)
databricks/sjsonnet#53

Implementation in jrsonnet is opt-in, both at compile level (this feature is not built by default, as it is experimental, it is built in this prerelease though), and runtime level:

To configure CLI manifestification for this feature, you should pass --exp-preserve-order flag:

jrsonnet --exp-preserve-order -e '{a: 1, b: 2, c: 3} + { d: 4, e: 5, a: 6 }'

For language usage there is optional argument added to manifestification functions:

std.manifestJsonEx({a: 1, b: 2, c: 3} + { d: 4, e: 5, a: 6 }, '   ', preserve_order = true)

And there is also new arguments on Rust api side to some functions

Both code snippets will yield

{ "b": 2, "c": 3, "d": 4, "e": 5, "a": 6 }

a is last, because it was overriden later

Rust API improvements

Tons of interop api was implemented, i.e fancier builtin building stuff (this is already used for standard built-ins)
https://github.com/CertainLach/jrsonnet/blob/gcmodule/crates/jrsonnet-evaluator/src/builtin/mod.rs

And automatic generators for Rust<->Jsonnet structure translation
https://github.com/CertainLach/jrsonnet/blob/gcmodule/crates/jrsonnet-evaluator/tests/typed_obj.rs

Full Changelog: v0.5.0-gcmodule-test...v0.5.0-pre1-test

v0.5.0-gcmodule-test

Replaced rust-gc with gcmodule
This prerelease isn't uploaded to crates.io, as it depends on git dependency (Fork of gcmodule with needed features)

v0.4.2

Implemented all missing builtins, implemented some stdlib functions in native