* 🎉 Prepare npm package for MCP server
* 🐛 Re-establish Windows compatibility of MCP server build script
Use node instead of cp to copy files
* ✨ Set version for MCP npm tarball based on git tag
* Add scripts/set-version to set the version in package.json
based on git describe information
* Add scripts/pack to perform the packaging
* ✨ Reintroduce proper session management for /mcp endpoint
Reuse transport and server instance based on session ID in header
* ✨ Periodically clean up stale streamable HTTP sessions
Add class StreamableSession to improve type clarity
* ✨ Avoid recreation of objects when instantiating McpServer instances
Precompute the initial instructions and all tool-related data
* ✨ Improve logging of tool executions
Resolves configuration validation errors when boolean environment variables
are provided with mixed case (e.g., PENPOT_TELEMETRY_ENABLED=True). The
parse-boolean function now handles all string variations: true, True, TRUE,
false, False, FALSE.
opencode/Bug-Hunter @ ollama/GLM4.6 with Love
Signed-off-by: Max <60165+34x@users.noreply.github.com>
Add the option to import tokens from a linked library.
I know there are plans to link the tokens in together with the library.
Once this happens this patch can be reverted. Until then it helps a lot
to use a design system that relies on themes.
Before that someones would need to:
* Download the design system / add to their team.
* Open the file, download the tokens.
For every new file:
* Link the Design System library.
* Import the tokens file.
With this patch all you need to get started is to download the design
system and add to your team. From their importing the links is done on
the same pop-up that is used to import the tokens.
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Technical considerations:
I try adding this as a dialog that is called once the library is
imported. I ran into a few issues though:
* To find whether the library has tokens (and thus show the dialog) I
would need to extend library summary to include tokens.
* I couldn't find a reliable way to import the tokens after importing
the library without resorting to a timer :/
I'm sure both of those hurdles are doable, I just wasted enough time
trying it to the point I decided on a different approach.
Signed-off-by: Dalai Felinto <dalai@blender.org>
📎 Fix minor issues and linter reports
📎 Reuse translations
