Modify to return a boolean instead of throwing an error when a theme is not found. Update CLI startup and hook to handle the boolean return value for more graceful error handling.
- Removed `build:package` in favor of `npm run build`.
- The regular build does extra work to copy over relevant information into the `dist` dir. Alternatively without this we get a `dist` dir in the `cli` folder that has no seatbelt packaging.
Fixes https://b.corp.google.com/issues/416634356
- This can now be invoked with `npm run bundle`, it creates a `bundle/` folder that has:
- gemini.js
- sandbox-macos-minimal.sb
- sandbox-macos-strict.sb
- shell.json
- shell.md
- This doesn't include any sort of automation for auto bundling pieces. It's just the root capability which we can weave into other locations.
Fixes https://b.corp.google.com/issues/411432723
Previously, if a theme specified in the user's settings was not found, the CLI would crash during startup. This was particularly affecting users upgrading from older versions as the "ANSI colors only" theme was renamed to "ANSI".
This commit adds error handling to catch the theme not found error during initial loading and when setting themes later. Instead of crashing, the application now logs a warning, displays an error message in the UI, and opens the theme selection dialog to allow the user to choose a valid theme.
- Prior to this change, the model would often escape parameters when requesting edits, leading to failures in matching the original content. This update clarifies the expected format for `old_string` and `new_string` to prevent such issues.
- Update `EditTool` description to provide clearer instructions.
- Clarify expectations for `old_string` and `new_string` parameters, emphasizing the need for exact, unescaped text.
- Aim to reduce user errors by setting better expectations for tool usage.
Fixes: https://b.corp.google.com/issues/413088274
— Your friendly neighborhood Gemini
Problem:
When a tool confirmation dialog appeared for a potentially long-running
operation (e.g., `npm install`), accepting the confirmation would cause
the UI to appear to hang. The confirmation dialog would remain visible,
and no further UI updates would occur until the long-running task
completed. This provided a poor user experience as the application
seemed unresponsive.
Fix:
This change addresses the issue by ensuring the UI is updated to remove
the confirmation dialog *before* the long-running operation begins.
It also marks the tool as executing so a spinner can be shown.
Fixes https://b.corp.google.com/issues/415844994
Signed, sealed, delivered, it's yours!
- Gemini, your friendly neighborhood code-slinger
- Prior to this GC would attempt to utilize React components as game assets (instead of using canvas) + would fail to deal with placeholder assets effectively.
Part of https://b.corp.google.com/issues/413718497
