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feat: Add linux_loong64 platform setup support

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  • New Features

    • Added support for the LoongArch architecture on Linux, expanding compatibility and providing updated download options.
  • Chores

    • Updated the spell checker’s custom vocabulary to include “loong,” ensuring it’s recognized as a valid term.

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The changes introduce a new custom word "loong" in the spell checker configuration (cspell.yml) and extend the platform support in the setup code (src/setup.ts). The platform type is updated to include a new entry, linux_loong64, with corresponding entries in both the default and full platform mappings. These modifications ensure that the tool recognizes the new word and supports the LoongArch architecture.

Changes

File(s) Change Summary
cspell.yml Added custom word "loong" to the list of accepted words.
src/setup.ts Extended the Platform type with 'linux_loong64' and updated PLATFORM_DEFAULT_MAP and PLATFORM_FULL_MAP with new entries for this platform.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Setup
    participant DEFAULT_MAP
    User->>Setup: Request configuration for platform detection
    Setup->>DEFAULT_MAP: Look up mapping for 'linux_loong64'
    DEFAULT_MAP-->>Setup: Return ['loongarch64-unknown-linux-gnu']
    Setup->>User: Provide platform configuration
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sequenceDiagram
    participant SpellChecker
    participant Config
    SpellChecker->>Config: Load spell-check configuration
    Config-->>SpellChecker: Return word list including "loong"
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I'm a bunny in the codeyard,
Hopping through changes, light and hard.
"loong" now joins the spelling crew,
And linux_loong64 steps in, too.
Cheers and hops for updates new! 🐇


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Code Analysis

  • Key observations:
    • Added support for LoongArch64 architecture (linux_loong64)
    • Updated platform mappings with appropriate file patterns for the new architecture
    • Added reference link to Node.js process.arch documentation
    • Maintained consistent naming convention with other platform entries
    • Properly extended the existing type and mapping structures

Security Review

  • No security vulnerabilities detected in the changes. The modifications are purely architectural support additions with no security implications.

Optimization Suggestions

  • Consider adding input validation for the new platform type to ensure robustness
  • Could add unit tests for the new platform mapping to verify correct behavior
  • Might want to document the new architecture support in relevant project documentation

Overall Quality: 4

The changes are well-structured and follow the existing patterns in the codebase. The only minor improvements would be additional validation and documentation, but the core implementation is solid. The changes maintain good compatibility with the existing architecture support system.

@hustcer hustcer merged commit e9d9068 into main Mar 30, 2025
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@github-actions github-actions bot added this to the v3.19 milestone Mar 30, 2025
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