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ci(release): finish the 0.58.0 publish that stopped at the new portmapper crate - #650
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…ist that drifts The 0.58.0 publish stopped at geiserx_ts_runtime, crate 40 of 44, because the hand-ordered list in scripts/publish-crates.sh never gained geiserx_ts_portmapper. It now leads the list (it depends on no workspace crate), and a pre-flight compares the list with cargo metadata so a missing crate fails before anything is uploaded.
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- Line 120: Update the jq filter that builds WANT to include packages whose
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| # of 44 because the new geiserx_ts_portmapper was missing. Compare it with the workspace's | ||
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| | jq -r '.packages[] | select(.publish == null) | .name' | grep '^geiserx_' | sort) |
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Include crates restricted to crates.io.
If a workspace package sets publish = ["crates-io"], Cargo can publish it, but this filter omits it from WANT. The pre-flight then rejects a complete CRATES list and blocks the release. Include packages whose publish list contains crates-io, as well as packages whose value is null. (doc.rust-lang.org)
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Review comment at @scripts/publish-crates.sh at line 120:
Update the jq filter that builds WANT to include packages whose publish value is
null or whose publish list contains crates-io. Preserve the existing
package-name filtering and sorting.
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review. Visit https://docs.coderabbit.ai/cli?utm_source=ghpr
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The 0.58.0 publish to crates.io stopped at
geiserx_ts_runtime, crate 40 of 44: it depends on the newgeiserx_ts_portmapper, which was never in the hand-ordered list inscripts/publish-crates.sh. 39 crates are on crates.io at 0.58.0, and the remaining five (runtime, tailscale, elixir, ffi, python) are not.The fix puts
geiserx_ts_portmapperfirst in the list (it depends on no workspace crate) and adds a pre-flight that compares the list withcargo metadataand stops before any upload when they differ. On MacMini the check passes on the full list and, with the portmapper line removed, fails naming the missing crate.Re-running the publish still needs one manual step: crates.io trusted publishing cannot create a new crate, so the first
geiserx_ts_portmapperupload needs an API token, and the trusted publisher is configured for it afterwards. Aci:commit cuts no release, so the re-run is aworkflow_dispatchof Release on main, whichSKIP_PUBLISHED=1resumes past the 39 already up.Summary by CodeRabbit