bump versions + minor clippy fixes #959
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WalkthroughThe project has shifted to a more recent Rust toolchain, specifically the nightly version at the end of 2023. A new tool, Changes
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- debugger/Cargo.toml
- derive/Cargo.toml
- generator/Cargo.toml
- grammars/Cargo.toml
- meta/Cargo.toml
- pest/Cargo.toml
- vm/Cargo.toml
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- .github/workflows/ci.yml (2 hunks)
- meta/build.rs (1 hunks)
- pest/tests/json.rs (1 hunks)
- semvercheck.sh (2 hunks)
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- pest/tests/json.rs
Additional comments: 4
semvercheck.sh (2)
11-11: Ensure that the new Rust toolchain version
nightly-2023-12-31is properly installed and available in the CI environment.24-24: Verify that the baseline Git SHA
8c602d832e625a0965701618626166e2ffbd94bbis the correct reference for the semver checks.Verification successful
The baseline Git SHA
8c602d832e625a0965701618626166e2ffbd94bbexists in the repository history. This confirms that the reference for the semver checks is valid as far as its existence in the git history is concerned.Scripts Executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Verify that the baseline SHA exists in the repository history git rev-parse --verify 8c602d832e625a0965701618626166e2ffbd94bbLength of output: 106
.github/workflows/ci.yml (2)
143-143: Ensure that the new Rust toolchain version
nightly-2023-12-31is properly installed and available in the CI environment for theno_stdcompatibility check.159-159: Verify that the
cargo-semver-checkstool is properly installed and configured for thesemvercompatibility check.Verification successful
The output from the script indicates that
cargo-semver-checksis mentioned in the.github/workflows/ci.ymlfile. However, the output only shows a single line withtools: cargo-semver-checks, which does not provide enough context to confirm whether the tool is properly installed and configured.To verify the installation and configuration, we need to see the surrounding lines of this entry to understand how
cargo-semver-checksis being used in the workflow. Specifically, we should look for steps that install the tool and then steps that run it, along with any configuration options that might be set.
The provided output shows the context around the usage of
cargo-semver-checksin the.github/workflows/ci.ymlfile. The relevant steps are as follows:
- The repository is checked out using
actions/checkout@v3.- A setup action is used, which is defined in
./.github/actions/setup. This action is configured with thekind: check, thetoolchain: nightly-2023-12-31, and thetools: cargo-semver-checks.- A
check semver compatibilitystep is present, which executes./semvercheck.sh.From this, we can infer that
cargo-semver-checksis intended to be installed by the setup action. However, without seeing the contents of the./.github/actions/setupaction or thesemvercheck.shscript, we cannot confirm the installation and configuration ofcargo-semver-checks. To complete the verification, we would need to inspect these files.
The output from the
catcommands provides the contents of the.github/actions/setup/action.ymland thesemvercheck.shscript.From the
action.ymlfile, we can see that the setup action is a composite action that includes steps to install the Rust toolchain and additional tools. TheInstall ${{inputs.tools}}step uses thetaiki-e/install-action@v1action to install tools specified in thetoolsinput, which in the context of theci.ymlworkflow includescargo-semver-checks.The
semvercheck.shscript contains the following relevant steps:
- It sets the
CURRENT_GIT_SHAto the current commit SHA.- It runs
cargo clean.- It attempts to install
cargo-semver-checkswithcargo install cargo-semver-checks || true, which means it will not fail the script if the installation fails.- It sets some environment variables for
rustdoc.- It builds and runs the
pest_bootstrappackage.- It generates documentation in JSON format for several crates using
rustdoc.- It checks out a baseline Git SHA and repeats the build, run, and documentation generation for the baseline.
- It uses
cargo semver-checksto check the release compatibility between the current and baseline documentation JSON files for each crate.Given this information, we can confirm that:
- The
cargo-semver-checkstool is intended to be installed by the setup action in the CI workflow.- The
semvercheck.shscript is configured to installcargo-semver-checksif it's not already present and then uses it to check semantic versioning compatibility.Therefore, the
cargo-semver-checkstool appears to be properly integrated into the workflow, with steps to ensure its installation and configuration for thesemvercompatibility check.Scripts Executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Verify that cargo-semver-checks is installed cargo semver-checks --versionLength of output: 104
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Search for the installation and configuration of cargo-semver-checks in the ci.yml file rg "cargo-semver-checks" .github/workflows/ci.ymlLength of output: 86
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Extract more context around the usage of cargo-semver-checks in the ci.yml file rg -C 10 "cargo-semver-checks" .github/workflows/ci.ymlLength of output: 441
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Check the contents of the setup action and the semvercheck.sh script cat .github/actions/setup/action.yml cat semvercheck.shLength of output: 2953
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