Test cases:
- [x] create-ts-errors
- [x] with auto-fix
- [x] without auto-fix
- [x] create-unfixable-ts-errors
- [x] manually edit file & click recheck
- [x] fix all
- [x] delete and rename case
THINGS
- [x] error handling for checkProblems isn't working as expected
- [x] make sure it works for both default templates (add tests)
- [x] fix bad animation
- [x] change file context (prompt/files)
IF everything passes in Windows AND defensive try catch... then enable
by default
- [x] enable auto-fix by default
This uses Gemini's native [thinking
summaries](https://cloud.google.com/vertex-ai/generative-ai/docs/thinking#thought-summaries)
which were recently added to the API.
Why? The grafted thinking would sometimes cause weird issues where the
model, especially Gemini 2.5 Flash, got confused and put dyad tags like
`<dyad-write>` inside the `<think>` tags.
This also improves the UX because you can see the native thoughts rather
than having the Gemini response load for a while without any feedback.
I tried adding Anthropic extended thinking, however it requires temp to
be set at 1, which isn't ideal for Dyad's use case where we need precise
syntax following.
This code was quite complex and hairy and resulted in very opaque errors
(for both free and pro users). There's not much benefit to budget saver
because Google removed 2.5 Pro free quota a while ago (after it
graduated the model from experimental to preview). Dyad Pro users can
still use 2.5 Flash free quota by disabling Dyad Pro by clicking on the
Dyad Pro button at the top.
things to test:
- [x] allow real URL to open in new window
- [x] packaging in electron?
- [ ] does it work on windows?
- [x] make sure it works with older apps
- [x] what about cache / reuse? - maybe use a bigger range of ports??
