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Adds parameter support to build_msi.ps1 for custom output directory Extracts version dynamically from wix.toml instead of hardcoding Implements .wfl file association in MSI installer with Open/Edit verbs Adds --edit command to open .wfl files in default editor Creates new launch_msi_build.py script for coordinated build process This improves the installation experience by allowing users to open .wfl files directly from Windows Explorer, while making the build process more flexible and maintainable.
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Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Launcher (launch_msi_build.py)
participant VersionManager (bump_version.py)
participant MSIBuilder (build_msi.ps1)
participant Docs
User->>Launcher: Run build command (with options)
Launcher->>VersionManager: (Optional) Bump or override version
VersionManager-->>Launcher: Return updated version
Launcher->>MSIBuilder: Invoke build_msi.ps1 (with version/output dir)
MSIBuilder-->>Launcher: Build result (success/failure, MSI path)
Launcher->>Docs: Update progress doc with build status
Launcher-->>User: Print build summary and exit
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participant User
participant WFL CLI (main.rs)
participant OS
User->>WFL CLI: wfl --edit myscript.wfl
WFL CLI->>OS: Open default editor for myscript.wfl
OS-->>User: Editor launches with file
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Pull Request Overview
Enhance the MSI build workflow by extracting versions dynamically, adding custom output and file-association support, and introducing a wrapper build launcher.
- Parameterize
build_msi.ps1to accept an output directory and derive version fromwix.toml - Implement
.wflfile associations in the installer and add a--editflag to the Rust CLI - Add
launch_msi_build.pyto coordinate version bumps, MSI builds, and progress docs; update related documentation
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| wix.toml | Bump version source changed to bump_version.py |
| src/main.rs | Add --edit CLI flag and open file in system default editor |
| Tools/launch_msi_build.py | New Python script coordinating MSI builds, versioning, and docs |
| Tools/README.md | Document MSI build launcher usage |
| README.md | List new Tools scripts in project README |
| Docs/wfl-deployment.md | Add file association config sample in WiX docs |
| Docs/implementation_progress_2025-05-19.md | Record new progress entries for MSI builds |
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- Tools/.wflcfg: Language not supported
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| build_group = parser.add_argument_group("Build Options") | ||
| build_group.add_argument("--output-dir", | ||
| help="Custom output directory for the MSI file") | ||
| build_group.add_argument("--skip-tests", action="store_true", |
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The --skip-tests flag is parsed but never applied; either implement test execution logic that respects this flag or remove it to avoid dead code.
| - `ProgId`: Defines the program identifier for the file type | ||
| - `Extension`: Specifies the file extension to associate (.wfl) | ||
| - `Verb`: Defines actions that can be performed (Open, Edit) | ||
| - `Icon` attribute on ProgId: References the executable file (with IconIndex) to use as the file type icon |
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The bullet mentions an Icon attribute on ProgId, but the example snippet doesn’t include it. Update the code sample to show the Icon attribute or remove this item to keep docs in sync.
| - `launch_msi_build.py`: MSI build launcher with version management | ||
| - `wfl_config_checker.py`: Configuration validation tool | ||
| - `rust_loc_counter.py`: Statistics for Rust code | ||
| - `wfl_md_combiner.py`: Markdown documentation combiner |
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[nitpick] For clarity and consistency with the project structure, prefix this entry with Tools/ (e.g., Tools/launch_msi_build.py).
| - `launch_msi_build.py`: MSI build launcher with version management | |
| - `wfl_config_checker.py`: Configuration validation tool | |
| - `rust_loc_counter.py`: Statistics for Rust code | |
| - `wfl_md_combiner.py`: Markdown documentation combiner | |
| - `Tools/launch_msi_build.py`: MSI build launcher with version management | |
| - `Tools/wfl_config_checker.py`: Configuration validation tool | |
| - `Tools/rust_loc_counter.py`: Statistics for Rust code | |
| - `Tools/wfl_md_combiner.py`: Markdown documentation combiner |
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Tools/.wflcfg (1)
1-4: Configuration file appears complete but consider adding commentsThe configuration file includes essential settings for timeout, logging, and debug reports with sensible defaults. Consider adding comments to explain each setting's purpose and possible values, especially for users who might need to adjust these values.
-timeout_seconds = 60 -logging_enabled = false -debug_report_enabled = true -log_level = info +# Maximum execution time before timeout (in seconds) +timeout_seconds = 60 +# Enable/disable structured logging output (true/false) +logging_enabled = false +# Enable/disable automatic debug reports on errors (true/false) +debug_report_enabled = true +# Log verbosity level (debug, info, warn, error) +log_level = infoDocs/implementation_progress_2025-05-19.md (1)
99-159: Consider consolidating build logs.The implementation progress document now includes multiple similar MSI build logs. While it's valuable to track builds, having 8 consecutive successful builds with identical version numbers creates unnecessary clutter in the documentation.
Consider either:
- Consolidating these into a single summary entry, or
- Moving detailed build logs to a separate log file and just keeping a summary in this document
This would make the document more maintainable while still preserving the build history.
Tools/launch_msi_build.py (2)
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remodule is imported but not used anywhere in the script.-import re🧰 Tools
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Version update logic could be simplified.
The version override logic directly modifies the build metadata file before calling the version update script, which then reads and possibly modifies the same file again. This approach could lead to inconsistencies.
Consider passing the version override directly to the version update script instead of manually modifying the build metadata file.
Additionally, the script doesn't check if the version override is in a valid format before trying to parse it. Add validation to ensure the version string is properly formatted.
def run_version_update(bump=False, override=None): """Run the version update script with appropriate arguments.""" cmd = [sys.executable, str(BUMP_VERSION_SCRIPT)] if not bump: cmd.append("--skip-bump") if override: print(f"Using version override: {override}") - # We'll need to manually update the build metadata - try: - with open(BUILD_META_FILE, "r") as f: - meta = json.load(f) - - parts = override.split(".") - if len(parts) >= 2: - meta["year"] = int(parts[0]) - meta["build"] = int(parts[1]) - - with open(BUILD_META_FILE, "w") as f: - json.dump(meta, f, indent=2) - except Exception as e: - print(f"Error updating version metadata: {e}") - return False + # Validate version format (YYYY.MM) + if not re.match(r"^\d{4}\.\d+$", override): + print(f"Error: Invalid version format '{override}'. Expected format: YYYY.MM") + return False + + # Add version override parameter to the command + # Note: This requires adding support for version override in the bump_version.py script + cmd.extend(["--version-override", override]) cmd.extend(["--update-all", "--skip-git"]) print(f"Running: {' '.join(cmd)}") result = subprocess.run(cmd, check=False) return result.returncode == 0Note: This refactoring would require adding
--version-overridesupport to thebump_version.pyscript, which appears to be outside the scope of this PR.Does the
scripts/bump_version.pyscript currently support a version override parameter?
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bump_version.pyfile at the expected path. Let’s search for it and inspect itsparse_argsdefinition:#!/bin/bash # Locate bump_version.py anywhere in the repo FILE=$(fd bump_version.py) echo "Found bump_version.py at: $FILE" # Show the parse_args section to see supported CLI flags grep -R "def parse_args" -A 10 "$FILE"
Let's locate the
bump_version.pyscript and inspect itsparse_argsdefinition to see if it already supports a version-override flag:#!/bin/bash set -e # Find the bump_version.py file anywhere in the repo FILE=$(fd -t f bump_version.py | head -n1) if [[ -z "$FILE" ]]; then echo "bump_version.py not found" exit 1 fi echo "Found bump_version.py at: $FILE" echo echo "Showing parse_args definition and following lines:" grep -R "def parse_args" -A10 "$FILE"
Let’s locate any
bump_version.pyin the repo and inspect its CLI flags:#!/bin/bash set -e # List all tracked files matching bump_version.py FILES=$(git ls-files | grep -i bump_version.py || true) if [[ -z "$FILES" ]]; then echo "No bump_version.py file found in the repository." exit 1 fi for FILE in $FILES; do echo "Found bump_version script at: $FILE" echo echo "---- parse_args definition & next 10 lines ----" grep -R -n "def parse_args" -A10 "$FILE" echo echo "---- add_argument usages ----" grep -R -n "add_argument" "$FILE" echo done
To confirm whether
bump_version.pyalready supports a--version-overrideflag, let’s locate the script and inspect its CLI arguments:#!/bin/bash set -e # Find bump_version.py in the repo SCRIPT=$(git ls-files | grep -i 'bump_version.py' | head -n1) if [[ -z "$SCRIPT" ]]; then echo "bump_version.py not found in repository." exit 1 fi echo "Found bump_version.py at: $SCRIPT" echo # Show the parse_args function and the following lines grep -R "def parse_args" -A 10 "$SCRIPT" echo # List all add_argument occurrences to see supported flags grep -R "add_argument" -n "$SCRIPT"
Simplify version override handling & add validation
Revise
run_version_updateto:
- Validate the override format up front (expecting
YYYY.MM).- Pass the override via
--version-overrideto the bump script instead of manually editingBUILD_META_FILE.- Confirm (or add) support for
--version-overrideinbump_version.py.Suggested diff sketch:
def run_version_update(bump=False, override=None): @@ if override: - print(f"Using version override: {override}") - # We'll need to manually update the build metadata - try: - with open(BUILD_META_FILE, "r") as f: - meta = json.load(f) - parts = override.split(".") - if len(parts) >= 2: - meta["year"] = int(parts[0]) - meta["build"] = int(parts[1]) - with open(BUILD_META_FILE, "w") as f: - json.dump(meta, f, indent=2) - except Exception as e: - print(f"Error updating version metadata: {e}") - return False + print(f"Using version override: {override}") + # Validate override format (YYYY.MM) + if not re.match(r"^\d{4}\.\d+$", override): + print(f"Error: Invalid version format '{override}'. Expected YYYY.MM") + return False + # Pass override to bump_version.py instead of manual metadata edits + cmd.extend(["--version-override", override])Before merging, please verify that
bump_version.py(referenced byBUMP_VERSION_SCRIPT) accepts--version-overrideor update it accordingly.
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wix.toml (1)
6-6: Version update matches PR scopeVersion update from 2025.4.0.0 to 2025.6.0.0 aligns with the comment indicating the version is now managed by bump_version.py rather than build_msi.ps1, which is consistent with the PR's goal of enhancing the MSI build process.
README.md (1)
167-170: Documentation update is comprehensiveThe README additions clearly document the new utility scripts, particularly the MSI build launcher which is central to this PR. Well-documented with descriptive explanations of each tool's purpose.
wix/main.wxs (1)
126-132: File association implementation is well structuredThe .wfl file association is correctly implemented using the ProgId element, properly associating .wfl files with the installed executable and defining both Open and Edit verbs. This aligns with the PR objective to enhance the MSI installer with file associations.
build_msi.ps1 (5)
1-4: Well-structured parameter support added.The parameter support is correctly implemented, allowing for an optional output directory parameter that can be passed to the script.
136-142: Version extraction implementation looks good.The script now dynamically reads the version from wix.toml using regex pattern matching, which is more maintainable than hardcoding. It correctly extracts the major and minor version components for naming the MSI file.
144-154: Output path handling is implemented properly.The script properly constructs the output path and creates the output directory if needed. Good error handling with appropriate user feedback when creating a new directory.
157-157: MSI output path correctly specified.The cargo wix command now uses the custom output path, which is consistent with the PR's objective to support custom output locations.
161-165: Good post-build verification with dynamic path.The script correctly verifies the MSI file existence using the dynamic output path and provides appropriate feedback to the user.
src/main.rs (6)
34-34: Help documentation updated for new feature.The help text now includes information about the new
--editflag, correctly documenting its purpose.
79-79: New edit mode flag declared.The edit_mode flag is correctly initialized as false, consistent with other mode flags in the file.
147-163: Edit mode command-line handling implemented properly.The edit mode handling follows the same pattern as other commands, with appropriate parameter validation and error messages. It correctly checks for conflicts with other operation flags.
289-294: Windows file opening implementation looks good.The code correctly uses the Windows
cmd /C startcommand to open files in the default editor.
297-302: macOS file opening implementation looks good.The code correctly uses the macOS
opencommand to handle files with the default application.
305-310: Linux file opening implementation looks good.The code correctly uses the Linux
xdg-opencommand to handle files with the default application.Tools/README.md (1)
7-46: Well-documented MSI Build Launcher tool.The documentation for the new
launch_msi_build.pytool is clear and comprehensive. It includes:
- Overview of features
- Usage syntax and options
- Multiple examples showing different usage scenarios
This documentation will help users understand and utilize the new MSI build tool effectively.
Docs/wfl-deployment.md (2)
94-119: Excellent file association documentation.The new section on file association configuration is clear and helpful. It:
- Identifies the potential issue
- Provides a solution with XML code example
- Explains the key components (ProgId, Extension, Verb, Icon)
This will help developers understand how the .wfl file associations are implemented in the MSI installer.
200-202: Updated MSI features list accurately reflects new capabilities.The additions to the MSI features list correctly document the new file association capabilities:
- .wfl file association with application icon
- Double-click execution
- Right-click context menu options
This ensures users are aware of the new functionality provided by the installer.
Docs/implementation_progress_2025-05-19.md (2)
5-6: Documentation coherently reflects new functionality.The addition of these two completed items clearly documents the new features implemented in this PR: file association for .wfl files and the MSI build launcher script. This matches with the PR objectives and provides clear tracking of project progress.
28-34: Well-structured technical details section.The technical details effectively document the key functionality added in this PR:
- The MSI build launcher with version management
- Automatic progress tracking
- Unified CLI for version control and MSI building
- .wfl file association with both Open and Edit verbs
This provides a clear reference for team members and future maintainers.
Tools/launch_msi_build.py (9)
1-20: Good initial structure and documentation.The script header, imports, and docstring are well-organized. The docstring clearly explains the purpose of the script and how it coordinates with existing tools.
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21-26: Well-defined constants for path management.Using constants for file paths makes the code more maintainable and less prone to errors. The use of the
Pathobject from thepathlibmodule is a modern approach and provides cross-platform compatibility.
28-51: Well-structured command-line argument parsing.The argument parser is well-organized with logical grouping of related options (version management, build options, output options). The help text for each option is clear and descriptive.
53-58: Proper platform validation.The script correctly checks if it's running on Windows, which is necessary since the MSI build process depends on Windows-specific tools like WiX Toolset. The error message is informative and explains why the script only works on Windows.
60-68: Robust version retrieval with proper error handling.The function correctly handles potential errors when reading the version from the build metadata file and provides a clear error message if something goes wrong.
101-128: MSI build execution is well-implemented.The function handles the MSI build process cleanly with these noteworthy aspects:
- Properly sets PowerShell execution policy
- Handles custom output directory if specified
- Preserves and restores the current working directory
- Returns a success status based on the command's return code
This implementation ensures the build process is robust and flexible.
129-159: Progress documentation function effectively tracks build history.The
update_progress_docfunction creates or updates a daily progress document with build information including timestamp, version, status, and output path. The function avoids potential encoding issues by using plain text status instead of emoji.This automated documentation approach effectively maintains a history of build attempts and their outcomes, which is valuable for troubleshooting and progress tracking.
160-202: Main execution flow is well-structured and robust.The main function effectively orchestrates the entire build process:
- Parses arguments and validates platform
- Updates version information if requested
- Runs the MSI build
- Updates documentation
- Reports results and exits with appropriate status codes
The code is well-organized, with clear section comments and meaningful output at each stage.
203-205: Standard Python script entry point.The script uses the standard idiom for Python script entry points, ensuring the
main()function is only called when the script is executed directly.
| timeout_seconds = 60 | ||
| logging_enabled = false | ||
| debug_report_enabled = true | ||
| log_level = info |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Configuration duplication should be addressed
This file is identical to Tools/.wflcfg but located in a different directory. Consider implementing a mechanism to generate this file from a single source of truth to avoid divergence over time.
The build process should generate this file from the primary .wflcfg configuration to ensure consistency across environments. This could be implemented in the launch_msi_build.py script.
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In Tools/target/x86_64-pc-windows-msvc/release/package/.wflcfg lines 1 to 4, the
configuration file duplicates the content of Tools/.wflcfg, risking divergence.
To fix this, modify the build process, specifically the launch_msi_build.py
script, to generate this .wflcfg file dynamically by copying or templating from
the primary Tools/.wflcfg file. This ensures a single source of truth and
consistent configuration across environments.
| <!-- Icons for the application --> | ||
| <Icon Id='ProductICO' SourceFile='icons\wfl.png'/> | ||
| <Property Id='ARPPRODUCTICON' Value='ProductICO' /> |
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Product icon configuration may need revision
The product icon uses a PNG file (icons\wfl.png), but Windows typically expects ICO files for application icons. The WiX documentation recommends using ICO files for ARPPRODUCTICON.
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- <Icon Id='ProductICO' SourceFile='icons\wfl.png'/>
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| // Handle edit mode - launch the default editor for the file | ||
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Fix formatting issues in the edit mode implementation.
The implementation logic for the edit mode is correct, but there are formatting issues that caused the pipeline failure.
Run cargo fmt to fix the formatting issues flagged by the CI pipeline:
# No code changes needed, just run:
cargo fmt --allThe edit mode implementation correctly:
- Checks if the file exists and creates it if needed
- Uses platform-specific code for Windows, macOS, and Linux
- Exits after launching the editor
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In src/main.rs around lines 274 to 314, the edit mode code has formatting issues
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Files changed: - Cargo.lock Adds the dhat crate (v0.3.3) and its dependencies to the project: - mintex (v0.1.4) - rustc-hash (v1.1.0) - thousands (v0.2.0) This will enable heap profiling and memory usage analysis capabilities.
Enhances the parser to support a more direct file handling syntax: - Adds "open file at [path] as [variable]" alternative syntax - Maintains backward compatibility with existing syntax - Updates error messages to be more descriptive - Adds comprehensive tests for the new syntax The implementation allows users to directly get a file handle rather than requiring the more verbose "and read content as" syntax when just needing a file reference. Updates progress document to reflect this enhancement.
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Docs/wfl-step.md (1)
1-264:⚠️ Potential issueOut-of-Scope Documentation Detected
This document details a step-by-step execution mode for the WFL interpreter, which is unrelated to the MSI build enhancements described in this PR (custom output directories, dynamic version extraction, file associations,--editsupport). Please remove or relocate this file to a dedicated branch/PR for the step-mode feature.🧰 Tools
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[uncategorized] ~95-~95: A comma may be missing after the conjunctive/linking adverb ‘Currently’.
Context: ...terpret` method’s loop will be updated. Currently it iterates through program statements ...(SENT_START_CONJUNCTIVE_LINKING_ADVERB_COMMA)
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[style] ~157-~157: Consider using the synonym “brief” (= concise, using a few words, not lasting long) to strengthen your wording.
Context: ...ame. * For boot steps, we’ll print a short description (as shown above: e.g., "Con...(QUICK_BRIEF)
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Docs/wfl-step.md (4)
1-4: Use a formal, objective tone
The introduction reads informally (“Alright, I’ll engineer…”). To align with the project’s documentation style, consider rephrasing in a more formal, objective voice.
6-6: Consider adding a Table of Contents
Given the length of this plan, a TOC would improve navigation and help readers jump to specific sections quickly.
95-95: Minor punctuation corrections
A few sentences would benefit from added commas for readability:
- Line 95: change “Currently it iterates…” to “Currently, it iterates…”
- Line 147: add a comma after the quoted error message.
- Line 158: insert a comma after transitional phrases.
Also applies to: 147-147, 158-158
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189-189: Add language specifiers to fenced code blocks
Several examples use triple backticks without a language tag. Please update them to include identifiers (e.g.,rust,text, ```shell) for proper syntax highlighting.Also applies to: 198-198, 203-203, 237-237
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[style] ~157-~157: Consider using the synonym “brief” (= concise, using a few words, not lasting long) to strengthen your wording.
Context: ...ame. * For boot steps, we’ll print a short description (as shown above: e.g., "Con...
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src/parser/mod.rs (1)
1668-1751: Improved file opening syntax with proper error handlingThe updated parser logic now elegantly supports two distinct syntactic patterns for opening files:
- Original pattern:
open file at "path" and read content as variable- New pattern:
open file at "path" as variableThe code branches based on the token after the file path, providing appropriate error messages and returning the correct statement type in each case.
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src/parser/tests.rs (1)
166-195: Good test coverage for the new syntaxThe test case thoroughly validates the new
open file at "path" as variablesyntax, ensuring that:
- The input is properly tokenized and parsed
- The resulting statement is of type
OpenFileStatement- Both the path and variable name are correctly extracted
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test.wfl (1)
1-7: Appropriate demonstration of the new file handling syntaxThis example workflow demonstrates the new syntax for opening files and assigning the handle to a variable. The commented-out action provides a good example of how this handle could be used for file operations.
Docs/implementation_progress_2025-05-19.md (4)
5-7: Well-documented MSI installer improvementsThe documentation clearly describes the addition of .wfl file association and the new MSI build launcher script, which aligns well with the PR objectives.
28-35: Comprehensive technical details for MSI enhancementsThe technical details section provides a clear explanation of the file association implementation, including both Open and Edit verbs, which matches the PR objectives.
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99-159: Build log entries provide good trackingThese build log entries demonstrate successful MSI creation with consistent versioning (2025.6), which helps track implementation progress.
161-169: Well-documented parser enhancementThe documentation clearly explains the parser changes, highlighting both syntactic patterns and the benefits they provide. The entry also mentions the improved error messages and test coverage, which aligns with the changes we see in the code.
Adds parameter support to build_msi.ps1 for custom output directory Extracts version dynamically from wix.toml instead of hardcoding Implements .wfl file association in MSI installer with Open/Edit verbs Adds --edit command to open .wfl files in default editor Creates new launch_msi_build.py script for coordinated build process
This improves the installation experience by allowing users to open .wfl files directly from Windows Explorer, while making the build process more flexible and maintainable.
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.wflfiles with the application in the Windows installer, including custom icons and context menu options to open or edit files directly.--editto open or create files in the system's default editor from the CLI.open file at "path" as variablealongside the existing syntax.--stepCLI flag for interactive debugging.Documentation
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