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From: Louis Pilfold <louis@lpil.uk>
Date: Mon, 27 May 2024 20:41:25 +0100
Subject: [PATCH] v1.2.0

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 author: Louis Pilfold
 author-link: https://github.com/lpil
-title: Gleam's New Interactive Language Tour
+title: Gleam's new interactive language tour
 subtitle: Learn Gleam in your browser!
 tags:
   - Release
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+---
+author: Louis Pilfold
+author-link: https://github.com/lpil
+title: Fault tolerant Gleam
+subtitle: Gleam v1.2.0 released
+tags:
+  - Release
+---
+
+Gleam is a type safe and scalable language for the Erlang virtual machine and
+JavaScript runtimes. Today Gleam [v1.2.0][release] has been published, a release
+that focuses on improving the language server and developer experience. It's a
+big one both in terms of size and impact, so let's take a look as what it
+includes.
+
+[release]: https://github.com/gleam-lang/gleam/releases/tag/v1.2.0
+
+
+## Fault tolerant compilation
+
+Gleam's compiler has traditionally halted immediately when a compile time error
+was encountered, presenting the error to the programmer and requiring them to
+fix it before compilation can be attempted again.
+
+The main advantage of this is that the programmer has just the first and
+most important error, rather than a mix of the real error and a bunch of
+red-herring cascading errors. On the other hand, if there's multiple genuine
+errors the programmer can only see first the one, which may not be the one they
+want to work on, or the most understandable.
+
+Even worse, this halting behaviour causes major issues for the Gleam Language
+Server (the engine that text editors like Neovim, Helix, Zed, and VS Code use to
+get IDE features for Gleam). The language server internally uses the compiler to
+build and analyse Gleam projects, so when the compiler halts with an error the
+language server is left without up-to-date information about the code. Without a
+successful build some language server features may not work, and the longer a
+project goes without successful compilation (such as during a large refactoring)
+the more drift there can be between the language server's understanding of the
+code and the reality.
+
+With this release when the compiler encounters an error during analysis it will
+move on to the next definition in the module, returning all of the errors along
+with updated code information once the whole module has been analysed. This has
+resulted in a dramatic improvement in the experience when using the Gleam
+language server, it being much more responsive and accurate in its feedback.
+
+In future releases we will continue to improve the granularity of the fault
+tolerant compilation and we will also introduce fault tolerant parsing.
+
+Thanks to [Ameen Radwan](https://github.com/Acepie) and myself for this feature!
+
+
+## Language server imports improvements
+
+This is a Gleam import statement:
+```gleam
+import gleam/option.{type Option, Some, None}
+//     ^^^^^^^^^^^^  ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
+//      the module     unqualified imports
+```
+
+The language server could previously autocomplete module names, but now it can
+also autocomplete types and values when importing them in the unqualified
+fashion.
+
+You can also hover types and values in an import statement to see their
+documentation, and use go-to definition on them and the module itself to jump
+to where they defined in your project or its dependencies.
+
+
+## Single line pipelines
+
+Gleam's much loved `|>` pipe operator can be used to pipe the output from one
+function into the input of another, not dissimilar to `|` pipes in bash, etc.
+Gleam's code formatter would always put each function of a sequence of pipes on
+individual lines, but now you can opt to put them all on one line, so long as
+altogether they are short enough to fit.
+```gleam
+[1, 2, 3] |> list.map(int.to_string) |> string.join(with: "\n")
+```
+
+In addition you can also force the formatter to break a pipe on multiple lines
+by adding a line break. This:
+```gleam
+[1, 2, 3] |> list.map(int.to_string)
+// By putting a newline here I'm telling the formatter to split the pipeline
+|> string.join(with: "\n")
+```
+
+Will turn into this:
+```gleam
+[1, 2, 3]
+|> list.map(int.to_string)
+|> string.join(with: "\n")
+```
+
+Thank you to our formatter wizard [Giacomo Cavalieri](https://github.com/giacomocavalieri)
+for this feature!
+
+
+## Improved error messages for `use` expressions
+
+Gleam's [`use` expressions](https://tour.gleam.run/advanced-features/use-sugar/)
+are very powerful and can be used to replicate many built-in features of other
+languages such as Go's `defer`, procedural languages' early returns, Haskell's
+do-notation, and more. As an unusual and powerful feature they can be confusing
+at first, and that was made worse as any type errors from incorrect `use`
+expressions would be generic ones rather than being specific to `use`.
+
+These errors have been greatly refined and we hope this will help folks learning
+the language and debugging their code. Here's some specific examples:
+
+This error message is used when the right-hand-side of `<-` in a `use`
+expression is not a function:
+```txt
+error: Type mismatch
+  ┌─ /src/one/two.gleam:2:8
+  │
+2 │ use <- 123
+  │        ^^^
+
+In a use expression, there should be a function on the right hand side of
+`<-`, but this value has type:
+
+    Int
+
+See: https://tour.gleam.run/advanced-features/use/
+```
+
+This error message is used when the right-hand-side of `<-` is a function,
+but it takes no arguments:
+```txt
+error: Incorrect arity
+  ┌─ /src/one/two.gleam:3:8
+  │
+3 │ use <- func
+  │        ^^^^ Expected no arguments, got 1
+
+The function on the right of `<-` here takes no arguments.
+But it has to take at least one argument, a callback function.
+
+See: https://tour.gleam.run/advanced-features/use/
+```
+
+And this one is used when it takes arguments, but not the correct number of
+arguments:
+  ```txt
+error: Incorrect arity
+  ┌─ /src/one/two.gleam:3:8
+  │
+3 │ use <- f(1, 2)
+  │        ^^^^^^^ Expected 2 arguments, got 3
+
+The function on the right of `<-` here takes 2 arguments.
+All the arguments have already been supplied, so it cannot take the
+`use` callback function as a final argument.
+
+See: https://tour.gleam.run/advanced-features/use/
+```
+
+And more! Too many to list here. Thank you to [Giacomo Cavalieri](https://github.com/giacomocavalieri)
+for these big improvements!
+
+
+## Type/value mix up feedback
+
+One common mistake is to try and import a type as a value, or a value as a type.
+When an imported item is found not to exist the compiler will now check to see
+if there is a matching type or value and explain the mix-up.
+```text
+error: Unknown module field
+  ┌─ /src/one/two.gleam:1:19
+  │
+1 │ import gleam/one.{One}
+  │                   ^^^ Did you mean `type One`?
+
+`One` is only a type, it cannot be imported as a value.
+```
+```text
+error: Unknown module type
+  ┌─ /src/one/two.gleam:1:19
+  │
+1 │ import gleam/two.{type Two}
+  │                   ^^^^^^^^ Did you mean `Two`?
+
+`Two` is only a value, it cannot be imported as a type.
+```
+
+Thank you [Pi-Cla](https://github.com/Pi-Cla/) for this feature!
+
+
+## Assertion exhaustiveness checking
+
+Gleam has a `let assert` syntax to apply a pattern to a value, extracting values
+contained within if the pattern matches, and crashing the program if it does
+not.
+
+The compiler now performs exhaustiveness checking on these assertions to find
+patterns that are total and warn that the `assert` is redundant as a result.
+```text
+warning: Redundant assertion
+  ┌─ /home/lucy/src/app/src/app.gleam:4:7
+  │
+4 │   let assert x = get_name()
+  │       ^^^^^^ You can remove this
+
+This assertion is redundant since the pattern covers all possibilities.
+```
+
+Thank you [Giacomo Cavalieri](https://github.com/giacomocavalieri) for this feature.
+
+
+## Catching common crash mistakes
+
+Gleam has `todo` and `panic` expressions, both of which crash the program due to
+it being incomplete or in an invalid state respectively. The syntax looks like
+this:
+```gleam
+panic as "The session is no longer valid, this should never happen!"
+```
+
+A common mistake is to try and give the message string using the function call
+syntax like so:
+```gleam
+panic("The session is no longer valid, this should never happen!")
+```
+
+This is valid Gleam code, but it is not using that string as a message for the
+panic. The string unreachable as the program panics before it is evaluated. A
+compiler warning is now emitted when code like this is found.
+```text
+warning: Todo used as a function
+  ┌─ /src/warning/wrn.gleam:2:16
+  │
+2 │           todo(1)
+  │                ^
+
+`todo` is not a function and will crash before it can do anything with
+this argument.
+
+Hint: if you want to display an error message you should write
+`todo as "my error message"`
+See: https://tour.gleam.run/advanced-features/todo/
+```
+
+Thank you [Giacomo Cavalieri](https://github.com/giacomocavalieri) for this feature!
+
+
+## Invalid constant error message improvement
+
+Gleam's constants are limited to a subset of the language that be evaluated at
+compile time, and as such arbitrary functions cannot be called within them.
+Previously if you tried to call a function you would get a somewhat confusing
+parse error, but with this version it'll emit a much more helpful error message.
+```text
+error: Syntax error
+  ┌─ /src/parse/error.gleam:3:18
+  │
+3 │ const wib: Int = wibble(1, "wobble")
+  │                  ^^^^^^^ Functions can only be called within other functions
+```
+
+Thank you [Nino Annighoefer](https://github.com/nino) for this improvement!
+
+
+## Unreachable code detection
+
+Code that comes after a `panic` expression is unreachable and will never be
+evaluated as the program will crash before it is reached. The compiler will now
+warn in these situations to catch these mistakes.
+
+For example, this code will emit this warning:
+
+```gleam
+pub fn main() {
+  panic
+  my_app.run()
+}
+```
+```text
+warning: Unreachable code
+  ┌─ /src/warning/wrn.gleam:3:11
+  │
+3 │    my_app.run()
+  │    ^^^^^^^^^^^^
+
+This code is unreachable because it comes after a `panic`.
+```
+
+Thank you [Giacomo Cavalieri](https://github.com/giacomocavalieri) for this feature!
+
+
+## Further Hex integration
+
+Gleam is part of the Erlang ecosystem, and as such it uses the
+[Hex package manager](https://hex.pm).
+
+The `gleam hex revert` has been added to the Gleam binary. It can be used to
+unpublish a package release within the first 24 hours of it being published.
+After 24 hours Hex package releases become immutable and cannot be removed.
+
+Additionally the error message that is emitted when you attempt to publish a
+package that has already been published has been improved:
+```text
+error: Version already published
+
+Version v1.0.0 has already been published.
+This release has been recently published so you can replace it
+or you can publish it using a different version number
+
+Hint: Please add the --replace flag if you want to replace the release.
+```
+
+Thank you [Pi-Cla](https://github.com/Pi-Cla) for these features!
+
+
+## Erlang module collision prevention
+
+The Erlang virtual machine supports loading new versions of existing module,
+enabling an application to be upgraded while it is still running. One
+unfortunate consequence of this is that if you accidentally reuse a module name
+loading it into the VM will cause the application to be upgraded to the new
+version, causing confusing errors as functions that no longer exist are called
+and crash.
+
+The Gleam build tool would return an error and refuse to compile Gleam modules
+that would overwrite each other, but with this version it will also emit an
+error if a Gleam module would overwrite a built-in Erlang/OTP module.
+```text
+error: Erlang module name collision
+
+The module `src/code.gleam` compiles to an Erlang module named `code`.
+
+By default Erlang includes a module with the same name so if we were to
+compile and load your module it would overwrite the Erlang one, potentially
+causing confusing errors and crashes.
+
+Hint: Rename this module and try again.
+```
+
+## Better build tool errors
+
+A helpful error message is now shown if the `manifest.toml` file has become
+invalid, perhaps due to a git rebase or accidental edit.
+```text
+error: Corrupt manifest.toml
+
+The `manifest.toml` file is corrupt.
+
+Hint: Please run `gleam update` to fix it.
+```
+
+Previously when no package versions could be found that satisfy the project's
+requirements a very cryptic message would printed that detailed all the
+constraints from all the versions that were incompatible. This was overwhelming
+and practically impossible to read, so it has been replaced with a much simpler
+message.
+```text
+error: Dependency resolution failed
+
+An error occurred while determining what dependency packages and
+versions should be downloaded.
+The error from the version resolver library was:
+
+Unable to find compatible versions for the version constraints in your
+gleam.toml. The conflicting packages are:
+
+- hellogleam
+- lustre_dev_tools
+- glint
+```
+
+Thank you [zahash](https://github.com/zahash) for these improvements!
+
+
+## Redundant pattern matching warnings
+
+Gleam's case expressons support pattern matching on multiple values at the same
+time. This is uncommon so people used to other languages may habitually wrap
+multiple values in a tuple or a list to match on them. The compiler will now
+warn when this is done:
+```text
+warning: Redundant list
+  ┌─ /src/warning/wrn.gleam:2:14
+  │
+2 │         case [1, 2] {
+  │              ^^^^^^ You can remove this list wrapper
+
+Instead of building a list and matching on it, you can match on its
+contents directly.
+A case expression can take multiple subjects separated by commas like this:
+
+    case one_subject, another_subject {
+      _, _ -> todo
+    }
+
+See: https://tour.gleam.run/flow-control/multiple-subjects/
+```
+
+Thank you [Giacomo Cavalieri](https://github.com/giacomocavalieri) for this feature.
+
+
+## Redundant pattern matching auto-fix
+
+And further still, if you are using the Gleam language server then a code action
+is offered to automatically fix redundant tuple wrappers. Place your cursor on
+the tuple and select this language action and the language server will remove
+the tuple from the values as well as from all patterns in the case expression.
+```gleam
+case #(x, y) {
+  #(1, 2) -> 0
+  #(_, _) -> 1
+}
+```
+Is rewritten to:
+```gleam
+case x, y {
+  1, 2 -> 0
+  _, _ -> 1
+}
+```
+Thank you [Nicky Lim](https://github.com/nicklimmm) for this code action, and
+for laying the foundation for other code actions like this in future!
+
+
+## A helping hand for JavaScript programmers
+
+JavaScript programmers sometimes type `===` by mistake in their Gleam code. We
+have an error message for that too now:
+```text
+error: Syntax error
+  ┌─ /src/parse/error.gleam:4:37
+  │
+4 │   [1,2,3] |> list.filter(fn (a) { a === 3 })
+  │                                     ^^^ Did you mean `==`?
+
+Gleam uses `==` to check for equality between two values.
+See: https://tour.gleam.run/basics/equality
+```
+
+Thank you [Rabin Gaire](https://github.com/rabingaire) for this feature!
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+## And the rest
+
+If you'd like to see all the changes for this release, including all the bug
+fixes, check out [the changelog](https://github.com/gleam-lang/gleam/blob/main/changelog/v1.2.md)
+in the git repository.
+
+## Thanks
+
+Gleam is made possible by the support of all the kind people and companies who have
+very generously [**sponsored**](https://github.com/sponsors/lpil) or
+contributed to the project. Thank you all!
+
+If you like Gleam consider sponsoring or asking your employer to
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+- [Hayes Hundman](https://github.com/jhundman)
+- [Hayleigh Thompson](https://github.com/hayleigh-dot-dev)
+- [Hazel Bachrach](https://github.com/hibachrach)
+- [Henning Dahlheim](https://github.com/hdahlheim)
+- [Henry Firth](https://github.com/h14h)
+- [Henry Warren](https://github.com/henrysdev)
+- [Hex](https://github.com/hexpm)
+- [human154](https://github.com/human154)
+- [Humberto Piaia](https://github.com/hpiaia)
+- [Ian González](https://github.com/Ian-GL)
+- [Ian M. Jones](https://github.com/ianmjones)
+- [Igor Rumiha](https://github.com/irumiha)
+- [inoas](https://github.com/inoas)
+- [Isaac](https://github.com/graphiteisaac)
+- [Isaac Harris-Holt](https://github.com/isaacharrisholt)
+- [Ismael Abreu](https://github.com/ismaelga)
+- [Ivar Vong](https://github.com/ivarvong)
+- [Iván Ovejero](https://github.com/ivov)
+- [J. Rinaldi](https://github.com/m-rinaldi)
+- [Jack Malcom](https://github.com/dizeeee)
+- [Jacob Lamb](https://github.com/jacobdalamb)
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+- [James MacAulay](https://github.com/jamesmacaulay)
+- [Jan Skriver Sørensen](https://github.com/monzool)
+- [Jean-Luc Geering](https://github.com/jlgeering)
+- [Jen Stehlik](https://github.com/okkdev)
+- [Jenkin Schibel](https://github.com/dukeofcool199)
+- [Jeremy Jacob](https://github.com/jeremyjacob)
+- [jiangplus](https://github.com/jiangplus)
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+- [Jiri Luzny](https://github.com/jluzny)
+- [Joey Kilpatrick](https://github.com/joeykilpatrick)
+- [Johan Strand](https://github.com/johan-st)
+- [John Björk](https://github.com/JohnBjrk)
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+- [John Pavlick](https://github.com/jmpavlick)
+- [Jonas Dahlbæk](https://github.com/dahlbaek)
+- [Jonas Hartmann](https://github.com/inoas-nbw)
+- [Jonas Hedman Engström](https://github.com/JonasHedEng)
+- [Jonas Hietala](https://github.com/treeman)
+- [Josef Richter](https://github.com/josefrichter)
+- [Joshua Steele](https://github.com/joshocalico)
+- [Julian Schurhammer](https://github.com/schurhammer)
+- [Kevin](https://github.com/apainintheneck)
+- [Kevin Schweikert](https://github.com/kevinschweikert)
+- [Kieran Gill](https://github.com/kierangilliam)
+- [kodumbeats](https://github.com/kodumbeats)
+- [Kramer Hampton](https://github.com/hamptokr)
+- [Kryštof Řezáč](https://github.com/krystofrezac)
+- [Krzysztof G.](https://github.com/krzysztofgb)
+- [Lars Kappert](https://github.com/webpro)
+- [Leandro Ostera](https://github.com/leostera)
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+- [lidashuang](https://github.com/defp)
+- [LighghtEeloo](https://github.com/LighghtEeloo)
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+- [Luna](https://github.com/2kool4idkwhat)
+- [Luna Schwalbe](https://github.com/lunagl)
+- [mahcodes](https://github.com/MAHcodes)
+- [Manuel Rubio](https://github.com/manuel-rubio)
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+- [Marcus André](https://github.com/marcusandre)
+- [Marcøs](https://github.com/ideaMarcos)
+- [Mariano Uvalle](https://github.com/AYM1607)
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+- [Mark Holmes](https://github.com/markholmes)
+- [Mark Markaryan](https://github.com/markmark206)
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+- [Nick Chapman](https://github.com/nchapman)
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+- [Qynn Schwaab](https://github.com/2ynn)
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+- [Rico Leuthold](https://github.com/rico)
+- [Ripta Pasay](https://github.com/ripta)
+- [Robert Attard](https://github.com/TanklesXL)
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+- [Robert Malko](https://github.com/malkomalko)
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+- [Sebastian Porto](https://github.com/sporto)
+- [sekun](https://github.com/sekunho)
+- [Seve Salazar](https://github.com/tehprofessor)
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+- [silver-shadow](https://github.com/silver-shadow)
+- [Simon Curtis](https://github.com/simon-curtis)
+- [Simone Vittori](https://github.com/simonewebdesign)
+- [Siraj](https://github.com/syhner)
+- [Stephen Belanger](https://github.com/Qard)
+- [Szymon Wygnański](https://github.com/finalclass)
+- [Sławomir Ehlert](https://github.com/slafs)
+- [TheHiddenLayer](https://github.com/TheHiddenLayer)
+- [Theo Harris](https://github.com/Theosaurus-Rex)
+- [Thomas](https://github.com/thomaswhyyou)
+- [Thomas Ernst](https://github.com/ernstla)
+- [thorhj](https://github.com/thorhj)
+- [Timo Sulg](https://github.com/timgluz)
+- [Tom Schuster](https://github.com/tomjschuster)
+- [Tomasz Kowal](https://github.com/tomekowal)
+- [tommaisey](https://github.com/tommaisey)
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+- [Tristan de Cacqueray](https://github.com/TristanCacqueray)
+- [Tristan Sloughter](https://github.com/tsloughter)
+- [Vassiliy Kuzenkov](https://github.com/bondiano)
+- [Vic Valenzuela](https://github.com/sandsower)
+- [Victor Rodrigues](https://github.com/rodrigues)
+- [Vincent Costa](https://github.com/VincentCosta6)
+- [Viv Verner](https://github.com/PerpetualPossum)
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+- [Volker Rabe](https://github.com/yelps)
+- [Weizheng Liu](https://github.com/weizhliu)
+- [Wesley Moore](https://github.com/wezm)
+- [Willyboar](https://github.com/Willyboar)
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+- [xxKeefer](https://github.com/xxKeefer)
+- [Yamen Sader](https://github.com/yamen)
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+- [Zsombor Gasparin](https://github.com/gasparinzsombor)
+- [~1847917](https://liberapay.com/~1847917/)
+- [Šárka Slavětínská](https://github.com/sarkasl)
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