feat: adopt with Zig 0.15 #114
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Pull Request Overview
This PR updates the Zig Cookbook to be compatible with Zig version 0.15. The changes include updating API calls, method names, and build configurations to match the new version's requirements.
- Update Zig version from 0.14.x to 0.15.x across the codebase
- Replace deprecated API methods with their Zig 0.15 equivalents
- Update build system configurations for the new version
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| File | Description |
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| README.md | Updates version tracking information to Zig 0.15.x |
| .github/workflows/ci.yml | Bumps CI Zig version from 0.14.1 to 0.15.1 |
| build.zig.zon | Updates zigcli dependency from v0.2.3 to v0.3.0 |
| build.zig | Updates build system API calls for Zig 0.15 compatibility |
| src/*/01-01-read-file-line-by-line.smd | Updates documentation to reflect API method name change |
| assets/src/*.zig | Updates various source files with new API methods and patterns |
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| log.info("Start HTTP server at {any}", .{addr}); | ||
| log.info("Start HTTP server at {f}", .{addr}); |
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The format specifier {f} is for floating point numbers, but addr is a network address. This should be {any} to properly format the address.
| log.info("Start HTTP server at {f}", .{addr}); | |
| log.info("Start HTTP server at {any}", .{addr}); |
| defer conn.stream.close(); | ||
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| log.info("Got new client({any})!", .{conn.address}); | ||
| log.info("Got new client({f})!", .{conn.address}); |
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The format specifier {f} is for floating point numbers, but conn.address is a network address. This should be {any} to properly format the address.
| log.info("Got new client({f})!", .{conn.address}); | |
| log.info("Got new client({any})!", .{conn.address}); |
| var buf: [1024]u8 = undefined; | ||
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| print("Listen on {any}...\n", .{addr}); | ||
| print("Listen on {f}\n", .{addr}); |
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The format specifier {f} is for floating point numbers, but addr is a network address. This should be {any} to properly format the address.
| print("Listen on {f}\n", .{addr}); | |
| print("Listen on {any}\n", .{addr}); |
| const stream = try net.tcpConnectToAddress(peer); | ||
| defer stream.close(); | ||
| print("Connecting to {}\n", .{peer}); | ||
| print("Connecting to {f}\n", .{peer}); |
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The format specifier {f} is for floating point numbers, but peer is a network address. This should be {any} to properly format the address.
| print("Connecting to {f}\n", .{peer}); | |
| print("Connecting to {any}\n", .{peer}); |
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| print("{} says {s}\n", .{ client.address, message }); | ||
| fn handleClient(client: net.Server.Connection) !void { | ||
| print("Accepted connection from {f}\n", .{client.address}); |
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The format specifier {f} is for floating point numbers, but client.address is a network address. This should be {any} to properly format the address.
| var writer = client.stream.writer(&.{}); | ||
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| while (true) { | ||
| print("Waiting for data from {f}...\n", .{client.address}); |
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The format specifier {f} is for floating point numbers, but client.address is a network address. This should be {any} to properly format the address.
| print("Waiting for data from {f}...\n", .{client.address}); | ||
| const msg = reader.interface().takeDelimiterInclusive('\n') catch |err| { | ||
| if (err == error.EndOfStream) { | ||
| print("{f} closed the connection\n", .{client.address}); |
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The format specifier {f} is for floating point numbers, but client.address is a network address. This should be {any} to properly format the address.
| print("{f} closed the connection\n", .{client.address}); | |
| print("{any} closed the connection\n", .{client.address}); |
| return err; | ||
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| }; | ||
| print("{f} says {s}", .{ client.address, msg }); |
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The format specifier {f} is for floating point numbers, but client.address is a network address. This should be {any} to properly format the address.
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