v0.5.1 Release

[Peefy]

What's Changed

• feat: add position for each name in identifier by @He1pa in feat: add position for each name in identifier #608
• chore: add the maintainer file by @Peefy in chore: add the maintainer file #609
• Refactor: refactor find def in LSP by @He1pa in Refactor: refactor find def in LSP #606
• chore: update maintainers and adopters. by @Peefy in chore: update maintainers and adopters. #611
• bugfix: if_stmt orelse postion by @He1pa in bugfix: if_stmt orelse postion #612
• refactor: enhance kcl and its tool cli error message and add more tests. by @Peefy in refactor: enhance kcl and its tool cli error message and add more tests. #618
• ci: add backport action by @Peefy in ci: add backport action #617
• fix: fix performance regression on resolver::parse_doc_string by @He1pa in fix: fix performance regression on resolver::parse_doc_string #619
• feat: lsp completion of pkg, var and schema attr by @He1pa in feat: lsp completion of pkg, var and schema attr #614
• chore: bump serde_yaml to latest to solve security issues and error test cases by @Peefy in chore: bump serde_yaml to latest to solve security issues and error test cases #623
• feat: support for taking mod relative paths as input. by @zong-zhe in feat: support for taking mod relative paths as input. #622

Full Changelog: v0.5.0...v0.5.1

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This discussion was created from the release v0.5.1 Release.

[nkabir]

I would like to use kcl-py but am not able to find documentation indicating that is stays in sync with new releases. Will code written with kcl-py work the same as the kcl command line tool with each new release?

[Peefy]

Hi @nkabir. Do you mean the KCL python SDK? By the way, what are the specific scenarios in which you use KCL? Are you willing to fill out this survey to help us better improve KCL: #578

[nkabir]

Yes. I was referring to the KCL Python SDK.

I am using KCL everywhere. It's a versatile tool that helps structure configuration and application data. I'll fill out the survey.

[nkabir]

Just following up--does the KCL Python SDK track the KCL releases? Or is it better to use the KCL command line tool to gain access to the latest features and bug fixes?

[Peefy]

Just following up--does the KCL Python SDK track the KCL releases?

Yes, we will track the release v0.5.0 - v0.5.2: https://github.com/kcl-lang/kcl-py/issues/23
Besides, we suggest using the KCL command line to verify the latest features first. If there is an update to KCL Python SDK, I will ping you. ❤️