- Updated CMakeLists.txt to provide clearer logging and error messages for vcpkg integration, including detailed status reports for toolchain and triplet settings.
- Modified CI workflows to utilize manifest mode for vcpkg installations, improving dependency management and build reliability.
- Enhanced SDL2 and gRPC configurations to prioritize vcpkg packages, ensuring faster builds and clearer fallback mechanisms.
- Improved overall CMake structure for better readability and maintainability, including updated messages for build configurations and warnings.
- Added additional Abseil flags modules to the CMake configuration for better support.
- Refactored Windows-specific font loading code to avoid namespace conflicts by using the `::` prefix for Windows API calls.
- Improved error handling and ensured proper memory management when retrieving font paths from the Windows registry.
- Added `_SILENCE_ALL_CXX23_DEPRECATION_WARNINGS` definition to suppress all C++23 deprecation warnings in CMakeLists.txt for both MSVC and GCC/Clang.
- Updated `yaze.vcxproj` to remove unnecessary `absl::numeric` from AdditionalLibraryDirectories, streamlining library paths.
- Modified `absl.cmake` to conditionally include `absl::int128` only on non-Windows platforms, avoiding C++23 deprecation issues and improving cross-platform compatibility.
- Updated CMakeLists.txt to silence C++23 deprecation warnings and added definitions for intrinsic int128 support.
- Modified GitHub Actions workflow to handle missing asset directories gracefully and ensure correct versioning in Info.plist.
- Refactored string handling in multiple source files to use std::memcpy for safer string copying, preventing potential buffer overflows.
- Improved font loading logic and ensured consistent handling of theme properties in the editor.
- Updated CMakeLists.txt to include additional MSVC compiler options for better compatibility and performance, such as support for large object files and UTF-8 encoding.
- Modified absl.cmake to add support for absl::int128.
- Refactored file dialog implementation in file_dialog.cc to utilize a feature flag for native file dialog support, improving cross-platform compatibility and maintainability. Added placeholder implementations for CI/CD environments.
- Added new Abseil components: absl::str_format, absl::container_memory, absl::memory, and absl::utility to the CMake configuration for improved functionality.
- Updated SDL2 configuration to use static targets when bundled and adjusted the handling of system SDL to ensure proper target usage across platforms.
- Removed several internal Abseil components from the CMake configuration to simplify dependency management.
- Cleaned up the list of required Abseil libraries, enhancing clarity and maintainability of the build configuration.
- Introduced a new app icon file (yaze.icns) for the macOS bundle.
- Updated CMake configuration to set macOS bundle properties, including icon file, bundle name, executable name, and versioning information.
- Removed outdated macOS bundle settings to streamline the configuration process.
- Updated minimum CMake version requirement from 3.5 to 3.16 to leverage new features and policies.
- Enhanced CI workflows to include additional build configurations for Ubuntu and macOS, improving cross-platform support.
- Added conditional linking for ImGui Test Engine in the CMakeLists, allowing for UI testing when enabled.
- Refactored CMake commands in CI to ensure consistent policy version handling and streamlined build processes.
- Introduced new constructors for MenuItem in the GUI to enhance menu item management and flexibility.
- Updated CMakeLists.txt to conditionally enable PNG support based on the presence of the PNG library, improving compatibility for minimal builds.
- Added vcpkg.json to manage project dependencies, including zlib, libpng, sdl2, and abseil, streamlining package management.
- Modified CI workflow in ci.yml to simplify CMake configuration commands for better readability.
- Enhanced CMake scripts to ensure proper handling of dependencies in both minimal and regular builds, improving build reliability.
