Release v0.11.7 · Attackwave/glasir

Rebuild note: the graph format changed, so the first start after the upgrade builds each tree once.

Calls are linked only where the build allows them

A Rust name reaches only its crate and the crates it depends on. A call matched by name alone linked to the one definition of that name anywhere in the tree, even in a crate the caller cannot reach. It now links only when that definition is in the caller's crate or a crate its Cargo.toml names by path (directly or through [workspace.dependencies]).
A standard method on a value of unknown type links nowhere. x.len(), x.is_empty(), x.iter() … no longer point at a tree method of that name; find_callers lists such calls from the definition's own crate under undecided_callers.
A call to a definition the file has just renamed or removed is no longer taken as a local call, so detect_changes lists the dangling callers in the same file too.
r#name is the name name.

find_unused lists the definitions of Rust files no mod declaration reaches under not_compiled, and overview names those files. Crate roots, #[path], inline modules and include! are followed.
overview lists the crates of a Rust workspace and names a subsystem crate/stem, so the lib.rs of two crates no longer read as one subsystem.
affected_tests pages its tests with limit (default 50) and offset, and for Rust names the cargo test runs that cover them.
change_history returns the first body_lines (default 6) of each commit body and says how many it left out.
query_graph ranks an implementation before the tests that repeat its words, unless the question asks about tests.
explain_node: structurally_similar lists only the nearest definitions by embedding; callers, callees and the file's other definitions follow under nearby.

Access-token hashes (SHA-256) and the random bytes of new tokens come from ring, the library rustls already uses for TLS. Stored token hashes stay valid.
SECURITY.md states the versioning policy and that release notes name every vulnerability a release fixes.

Homebrew: brew install attackwave/glasir/glasir
Scoop: add the bucket Attackwave/scoop-glasir, then run scoop install glasir