nightly-2025-02-14

Release Notes

Color Schemes and UI Improvements

This release introduces color schemes, UI improvements, and settings persistance.

Features

• Color Schemes:

• Added the ability to theme locations based on the theme property in StageInfo.

• Implemented two new themes:

• northernProperty: uses a green, brown and beige pallete.

• fountainRats: Uses an orange, grey and black pallete.

• The default theme is inherited from the base :root color scheme.

• UI Improvements:

• The CSS body has a transition for color and background-color.

• The CSS #choices button:hover now also changes the color to the background.

• The CSS nav element color is transitioned.

• Added "official US website" banner at the top.

• Settings persistence:

• The speed slider now persists via the localStorage.

• Typing is now skipped when slider is set to the fastest setting (0).

Implementation Details

• Added a theme property to the StageInfo type.
• Modified the render function to apply the theme as a class to the document element.
• Updated the CSS to define color variables for each theme.

nightly-2025-02-13

Release Notes

feat: our code is ai documenting

• Configured a GitHub Actions workflow to automatically generate release notes using the Gemini AI model.
• The workflow fetches recent commits, prompts Gemini to summarize them into a markdown file, and then creates a GitHub release with the generated notes.

ci: you can do inline shell execution i believe in you

• Modified the workflow to set the TAG_NAME environment variable using inline shell execution within the run step. This makes the tag name available for subsequent steps.

ci: tags you

• Simplified the release workflow by removing the generate_release_notes: true option from the softprops/action-gh-release action. This option was redundant as the changelog is now generated explicitly.

ci: maybe that wasn't necessary

• Removed the mikepenz/release-changelog-builder-action step from the release workflow. This action was previously used for generating release notes, but it's now replaced with the Gemini AI-powered approach.

Bump esbuild from 0.24.2 to 0.25.0 in /murder-game (#8)

• Updated the esbuild dependency in the murder-game project from version 0.24.2 to 0.25.0. This likely includes bug fixes, performance improvements, and new features in the build process.

ci: releases you

• Introduced a new GitHub Actions workflow for releases.
• The workflow triggers on a schedule (cron job) and manual dispatch.
• It checks out the repository, generates a changelog, and creates a GitHub release.

fix: render FASTER i said FASTER

• Improved text rendering speed in the "escape" game by adjusting animation delays within the type_helper function.
• Shortened delays for individual characters and slightly increased delays for commas and periods to improve readability.

fix: WHITESPACE

• Fixed whitespace issues in the "escape" game's code for improved readability.

Merge branch 'main' of https://github.com/Subset-UCSD/Commit-Challenge-2025

• Merged the latest changes from the main branch into the current branch.

🐟 add a fish to the aquarium

• Added a login page to the index.html page
• The login page is a UCSD SSO phishing page

What's Changed

• Update README.md by @Sean1572 in #1
• Bump esbuild from 0.24.2 to 0.25.0 in /murder-game by @dependabot in #8

New Contributors

• @Sean1572 made their first contribution in #1
• @dependabot made their first contribution in #8

Full Changelog: https://github.com/Subset-UCSD/Commit-Challenge-2025/commits/nightly-2025-02-13