Release 0.5.1 · pndv/typst-renderer

Renaming a .typ file now updates the files that import it. Renaming chapter.typ used to leave every
#import "chapter.typ" elsewhere in the project pointing at a file that no longer existed, so the document stopped
compiling until each one was corrected by hand. The rename now asks tinymist which paths the change invalidates and
rewrites them in the same step, so a single undo takes the whole thing back (issue #114).
A file can be renamed from its own import statement. Put the cursor on the path in #import "chapter.typ": *,
press Shift+F6, and the file on disk is renamed along with every path that refers to it — useful when the
file you want to rename is one you are reading about rather than one you have in front of you (issue #114).

Renaming a .typ file is no longer silently ignored. Choosing Rename on a .typ file in the Project view —
or pressing Shift+F6 on it — did nothing at all: no dialog, no error, no change. The plugin's symbol-rename
support was claiming the file-rename action as well and then had nothing to do with it, which left the IDE's own file
rename with no chance to run. Symbol rename inside the editor was unaffected and continues to work as before (issue
#114).
The rename dialog is pre-filled with the right name. It offered a name worked out by scanning the text around the
cursor rather than the one the language server reported, so anything that was not a plain identifier came through
truncated — renaming an import path called chapter.typ was offered as chapter. The server's name is now used for
every rename (issue #114).
Rename is no longer sent to the wrong language server. With a .typ file open from outside the project, a rename
could be handed to the server responsible for that outside folder, which knows nothing about the project's files and
answers nothing — so the rename appeared to refuse for no reason, reporting that the symbol could not be renamed. The
request now goes to the server that owns the file, and waits for one that has finished starting up (issue #114).

Renaming a .typ file straight after starting the IDE does not update the files that import it. The import paths
are worked out by the tinymist language server, which does not start until the first .typ file is opened — so a
rename done before that renames the file and leaves every #import "old.typ" untouched, without saying so. Opening
any .typ file first is enough to avoid it. Being fixed for 0.5.2 (issue #117).

Full Changelog: 0.5.0...0.5.1

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