Release v0.0.12 · Cohesible/synapse

Breaking Changes

Renamed the command migrate to detect-refactors to differentiate it from others forms of migration (i.e. DBs)
- The old name will continue to work for now
Improved resource key generation - significantly less churn for resources created in packages
- Resources deployed using earlier versions are no longer tracked. Use synapse detect-refactors to fix-up any older deployments.
- Expect another breaking change to resource tracking in a subsequent release. It's incredibly important for us to get tracking in a good spot because it directly affects ecosystem scalability. The next step is to apply a reduction technique to support many common code refactors automatically.

Zig integration - write native modules using Zig
Smart recompilation from .env file changes
- Changes to environment variables that affect the resulting program automatically trigger a recompilation on relevant commands (most notably test and deploy)
- Only environment variables present in the relevant .env file as well as SYNAPSE_ENV are checked
Automatic deployment updates for simple code changes
- Code changes (such as renaming a variable or function) that only affect at most 1 resource of a given type are automatically corrected, reducing the need to use detect-refactors
- Later releases will be able to handle many more cases

Reduced deploy time significantly by moving to a binary format for deploy instructions. Expect local deploys to take half the time, and cloud deploys by around 10%. synapse test should be significantly faster due to this change.
Checking the test cache is now many times faster

deploy --dry-run no longer hangs when nothing has changed
Provider contexts are now instantiated on-demand regardless of the --target option
- Previously creating a LambdaFunction from @cohesible/synapse-aws with --target local failed
The first test in a test suite is now cached correctly
Deprecation warnings no longer fail a deployment (whoops!)