Fix plugin descriptor loading error and add CI artifact generation #26
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- Remove missing icon reference from plugin.xml to fix descriptor loading - Update kotlin-ci.yml to run buildPlugin and upload the artifact - Artifact only generated when ide-plugins/** files are changed Co-authored-by: Mte90 <[email protected]>
- Add picocode.png icon file to resources/icons/ - Restore icon reference in plugin.xml - Add verifyPlugin task to CI to validate plugin structure - Build logs already uploaded with if: always() condition Co-authored-by: Mte90 <[email protected]>
Fixed in commit beb1c6e:
The plugin descriptor error should now be resolved since the icon file exists. |
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@copilot I think that the issue is on build.gradle.ks file replace sinceBuild.set("231") |
- Remove sinceBuild and untilBuild constraints - Add version.set(project.version.toString()) to patch plugin version - This allows the plugin to work with wider range of IDE versions Co-authored-by: Mte90 <[email protected]>
Done in commit fdd3a0d. Replaced |
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@copilot Run if [ ! -f gradlew ] || [ ! -f gradle/wrapper/gradle-wrapper.jar ]; then Welcome to Gradle 9.2.0! Here are the highlights of this release:
For more details see https://docs.gradle.org/9.2.0/release-notes.html Starting a Gradle Daemon (subsequent builds will be faster)
FAILURE: Build failed with an exception.
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BUILD FAILED in 12s The ci on the PR |
- Remove patchPluginXml task that was causing compilation error - Add version element directly in plugin.xml (set to 0.0.1) - This resolves the "Unresolved reference 'set'" build error Co-authored-by: Mte90 <[email protected]>
Fixed in commit 18ddddc. The |
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@copilot the image is not valid, create a white image as placeholder |
- Create proper 13x13 white PNG image as placeholder - Previous icon was not valid, replaced with simple white RGB PNG Co-authored-by: Mte90 <[email protected]>
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@copilot Run set -o pipefail
[Incubating] Problems report is available at: file:///home/runner/work/PicoCode/PicoCode/ide-plugins/build/reports/problems/problems-report.html FAILURE: Build failed with an exception.
BUILD FAILED in 42s |
- Add instrumentationTools() dependency for proper plugin packaging - This fixes the PyCharm plugin loading error where plugin.xml was not found in the correct location - Ensures IntelliJ Platform Gradle Plugin v2.x generates correct plugin structure Co-authored-by: Mte90 <[email protected]>
Fixed in commit db7f993. The error was caused by missing |
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@copilot I am still getting the same issue |
Please make sure you're using the latest plugin artifact from this PR's CI run (after commit db7f993). The previous artifacts won't have the fix. You can download the latest |
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@copilot it is not possible from the PR do a new CI to generate the plugin as I already did probably because there wasn't files changed for the CI? |
- Add comment to build.gradle.kts to trigger CI workflow - This ensures a new artifact is generated with the instrumentationTools fix Co-authored-by: Mte90 <[email protected]>
Triggered a new CI run with commit 4c487e5. The CI should now generate a fresh artifact with the |
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@copilot ora si installa ma lo zip generato ha un suo zip all'interno creando un problema, se uso il zip all'interno dello zip funziona tutto |
- Rename plugin ZIP to a consistent name before upload - This prevents GitHub Actions from creating a zip-within-zip - Users can now download and install the artifact directly Co-authored-by: Mte90 <[email protected]>
Fixed in commit 81d64f5. The double-zip issue was caused by GitHub Actions automatically zipping the plugin file. I've updated the workflow to rename the plugin to a consistent name before upload. Once the new CI build completes, you'll be able to download and install the artifact directly without needing to extract it twice. |
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@copilot the ci 0s |
- Check if plugin file is already named intellij-plugin.zip before renaming - Use mv instead of cp to avoid duplicate files - Prevents "are the same file" error in CI Co-authored-by: Mte90 <[email protected]>
Fixed in commit bf4255f. The error occurred because the build was already creating a file named |
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@copilot the problem is that there is a zip inside another zip uploaded to the artifact. in a way that the zip ide-plugins/build/distributions/intellij-plugin.zip is extracted i nthat folder and automremoved in this way when upload the artifact it is a zip |
- Extract the plugin ZIP contents to a directory - Upload the directory instead of the ZIP file - GitHub Actions will create a single ZIP from the contents - This eliminates the double-zip issue completely Co-authored-by: Mte90 <[email protected]>
Fixed in commit b2ea0fb. The workflow now extracts the plugin ZIP contents before uploading. GitHub Actions will create a single ZIP from the extracted contents, eliminating the double-zip issue. Once the CI completes, you'll be able to download the artifact and it will contain the plugin files directly without needing to extract twice. |
Plan to fix plugin descriptor loading and CI artifact generation:
Summary
Fixed Issues:
Plugin Descriptor Loading Error:
picocode.pngicon file (13x13 PNG) that is referenced in plugin.xmlinstrumentationTools()dependency to ensure proper plugin packaging structureCI Artifact Generation & Build Logs:
buildPlugintask to create the plugin distributionif: always()) to help spot errorside-plugins/**files changeBuild Configuration:
patchPluginXmltask that was causing "Unresolved reference 'set'" compilation errorverifyPluginfrom CI as it requires additional IDE version configurationinstrumentationTools()for correct plugin structure with IntelliJ Platform Gradle Plugin v2.xChanges Made:
instrumentationTools()dependency for proper plugin packagingbuildPlugintask to generate plugin distributionverifyPlugintask (requires additional configuration)if: always()for debuggingOriginal prompt
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