Switch libuv from https://github.com/neovim/libuv fork to upstream for WIN32.
Upstream at 1.42.0 is now used for all platforms.
BREAKING CHANGE: removes Windows 7 support
BREAKING CHANGE: removes support for mouse and alternate buffers in TUI for
Windows 8 and 8.1
GHA now provides python3.exe by default -- actions/python-versions#78
Ensure Python 2 directory is earlier in $PATH so bare python always
invokes Python 2.
The `ruby_eval` RPC message will be available in neovim-ruby
0.9.0.pre.*. That will become 0.9.0 once `rubyeval` is merged to neovim.
The `--version` argument isn't needed, as `gem` should pick the latest
release.
scoop is a Windows package manager, similar to homebrew on OSX.
It is written on powershell, works in unelevated accounts,
is regularly maintained, and does not need mingw/msys2/cygwin
or WSL environments.
Sample use case is running (busybox) bash,
which can be installed via scoop via "scoop install busybox",
to use CI bash scripts in Appveyor.
Parts of scoop's directory can be cached to avoid downloads.
scoop modifies the registry for persistence environment variables
so scoop itself cannot be cached.
* Add ci/common/submit_coverage.sh, used with Travis and AppVeyor
* use gcovr, with coverage.xml for better branch coverage reporting, and
easier processing of gcov files in general
* codecov: use flags again, with `uname -s` additionally
Ref: https://github.com/neovim/neovim/pull/10227#issuecomment-502923543
* remove now unused parsers.gcov config from codecov.yml
Problem: Calling :stopinsert from RPC while in terminal-mode does not
go back to normal-mode.
Solution: Implement a check() handler for state_enter(), adapted from
insert_check().
Fix#7807
appveyor.yml: set cache to an absolute path.
Desperate attempt to get AppVeyor cache to work.
My assumption in a7a56293aa#9852 that that different jobs were
overwriting each other's cache is probably wrong: AppVeyor
docs/discussions hint that the cache is per-config (though I haven't
found a clear, unambiguous statement as such).
Give variables a default value to pass strict mode.
$ErrorActionPreference defines the default behavior
if a powershell command fails.
If it's set to 'stop', then it aborts the script
on the first unresolved error.
This behavior extends to native programs like cmake
but do not depend on it.
https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell/issues/3996
PR #9087 changed the error string by removing 'Running', breaking the
MSBuild hack detecting failure for functional tests. If stdout or stderr
has a line with 'functional tests failed with error', fail the build.
Currently the "gcov" build always fails on AppVeyor. It makes the builds
very slow, so disable it for PRs until the problem is fixed.
closes#8911closes#8912
