The initial hard rename (255cf7cc) broke because Cargo's [patch] with
`package = libcosmic-yoda` does NOT unify across the transitive graph.
cosmic-files (still upstream) asks for "libcosmic"; patched with a
renamed package it ends up as a separate crate, leading to two copies
of cosmic::Theme/Action with incompatible types.
Soft fork keeps the yoda identity where it counts and stays compatible:
- Cargo name : libcosmic (for patch/unification)
- Version : 1.0.0 (same major as upstream so [patch] semver-accepts it)
- Lib name : cosmic (unchanged)
- Repo : leyoda/libcosmic-yoda on Forgejo (yoda lineage)
- Branch : main (vs upstream master)
Revert parts:
- examples/*/Cargo.toml dep refs back to libcosmic
- i18n/*/libcosmic_yoda.ftl renamed back to libcosmic.ftl
Added:
- Compat stub features: winit = [], x11 = [] — empty so Cargo can satisfy
upstream deps asking for these, but no code is actually gated on them
any more (all removed in Phase 2).
Ungates done to make the Wayland path self-sufficient after winit removal:
- src/lib.rs: pub mod app + pub use Application/ApplicationExt no longer
gated on winit; prelude exports ApplicationExt unconditionally
- src/surface/action.rs: 6 functions had #[cfg(all(wayland, linux, winit))]
triple-gates; simplified to #[cfg(all(wayland, linux))] since winit is
no longer a meaningful gate (wayland is now the only shell)
- 12 standalone #[cfg(feature = "winit")] annotations removed from src/
(their gated code is now always compiled)
cargo check --lib + cargo check in cosmic-yoterm both pass with a single
libcosmic v1.0.0 in the tree.
Part of the yoda fork direction: libcosmic-yoda is Wayland-only going forward.
Cargo.toml changes:
- default features: remove winit, x11, iced-wayland, multi-window -> add wayland
- applet feature: remove winit dep
- merge iced-wayland into wayland (simpler feature graph)
- remove winit, winit_debug, winit_tokio, winit_wgpu, x11, iced-wayland features
- keep iced_winit dep (it's a misnomer — also hosts the wayland/cctk runtime)
Workspace:
- examples/* excluded (many depend on winit/x11) — revisited in a later phase
Behavior:
- Library builds clean in release with default features (cargo check + cargo build --release --lib OK)
- 58 lines in src/ gated on feature "winit" become unreachable (dead-code warnings — cleanup deferred)
- 108 lines gated on feature "wayland" now always active via default
--all-features is known-broken because tokio/async-std/smol are mutually
exclusive — this is pre-existing, not a Phase 2 regression.
Fork point: pop-os/libcosmic 1.0.0 + perf/quickwins-bundle + macOS
window controls feature. From here the crate diverges under the yoda
lineage with its own versioning.
Changes:
- Cargo.toml: name = libcosmic-yoda, version = 0.1.0-yoda
- [lib] name = cosmic kept unchanged — consumer code still does 'use cosmic::...'
- examples/*/Cargo.toml: updated all libcosmic dep references to libcosmic-yoda
- i18n/*/libcosmic.ftl renamed to libcosmic_yoda.ftl (71 locales) to match
the new name expected by fluent_language_loader!() macro
cargo check --lib passes. Examples not yet validated — Phase 2 (Wayland-only
cut) will rework them anyway.
This pulls in the fix in cosmic-text to fallback to the default
SansSerif if there are missing glyphs in basic shaping.
Also removes advanced-shaping from the default features list.
* fix: compiling on windows requires cosmic-icons in project root
crabtime provides crabtime::WORKSPACE_PATH to refer to the
CARGO_MANIFEST_DIR of the top level crate being built, which means when
building libcosmic directly, crabtime::WORKSPACE_PATH will work, but
when building it as a dependency of another crate,
crabtime::WORKSPACE_PATH will no longer refer to the path to libcosmic.
I don't think there's a good workaround, since when in the context of
crabtime, CARGO_MANIFEST_DIR refers to the path to the crate generated
by crabtime rather than to libcosmic.
This replaces crabtime with a simple build.rs script that generates a
file in OUT_DIR.
* fix: do not generate icon bundle for unix targets
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Co-authored-by: Michael Aaron Murphy <michael@mmurphy.dev>
