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The libsecret-rs crate is unmaintained, so I'm vendoring it for
now. Bumping the glib version turned out to be enough.
The exact process I used was:
1. Cloning the repository
2. Making changes
3. `cargo build` to ensure it works
4. `cargo package --no-verify` (b/c it tries to build all crates
separately instead of the entire workspace as a whole)
5. `mkdir libsecret/sys -p`
6. `tar --strip-components 1 -C libsecret -xvf ../libsecret-rs/target/package/libsecret-0.6.0.crate`
7. `tar --strip-components 1 -C libsecret/sys -xvf ../libsecret-rs/target/package/libsecret-sys-0.6.0.crate`
Then `Cargo.toml` is modified to ensure the libsecret and its `-sys`
crate build out of my vendored sources.
In the future, if I gain maintainership of the `libsecret` crate, I
could just revert this commit to make it point back to the upstream.
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This reverts commit 94c04a70941e3b38474e7a9dcdd16cb51e4f29e0.
`gettext-rs` crate released a semver-incompatible update, which breaks
building.
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There's no preferences dialog, so you can't really adjust the prompt
or the model it uses. The default settings work well for me. You may
want to tweak them depending on your model preferences and compute
budget. (Not many can afford to run Llama3-8B at high
quantization. Conversely, you might have a better GPU than me and wish
to run a 27B model or bigger.)
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xtr is better at extracting translatables from Rust than xgettext is.
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