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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions .github/workflows/release.yml
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# Release publishing — the *publishing* half. `release-please.yml` is the *versioning* half.
#
# Publishes all 44 `geiserx_*` workspace crates to crates.io for a `v{version}` tag, using
# Publishes every `geiserx_*` workspace crate to crates.io for a `v{version}` tag, using
# crates.io **trusted publishing** (OIDC — no stored token). Driven by `scripts/publish-crates.sh`
# (leaf-first dependency order, `SKIP_PUBLISHED=1` so a re-run resumes past already-published
# crates, and self-healing through crates.io's sliding-window 429 rate limit — which a 44-crate
# crates, and self-healing through crates.io's sliding-window 429 rate limit — which a many-crate
# release reliably trips).
#
# Triggers:
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jobs:
publish-crates:
name: publish 44 crates to crates.io (trusted publishing)
name: publish the workspace crates to crates.io (trusted publishing)
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- name: Checkout
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17 changes: 15 additions & 2 deletions scripts/publish-crates.sh
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Publish all 44 geiserx_* workspace crates to crates.io in leaf-first dependency order.
# Publish every geiserx_* workspace crate to crates.io in leaf-first dependency order.
#
# Names on crates.io are GLOBAL and PERMANENT — once published they cannot be deleted (only
# yanked) or reused. Run this only when you are sure.
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# Leaf-first publish order (topologically sorted; facade at #41, bindings last).
CRATES=(
geiserx_ts_portmapper
geiserx_ts_bitset
geiserx_ts_capabilityversion
geiserx_ts_dns_wire
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)

total=${#CRATES[@]}

# The list above is hand-ordered, so it drifts when a crate is added: 0.58.0 stopped at crate 40
# of 44 because the new geiserx_ts_portmapper was missing. Compare it with the workspace's
# publishable crates before anything is uploaded.
WANT=$(cargo metadata --no-deps --format-version 1 \
| jq -r '.packages[] | select(.publish == null) | .name' | grep '^geiserx_' | sort)

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

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
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HAVE=$(printf '%s\n' "${CRATES[@]}" | sort)
if [ "$WANT" != "$HAVE" ]; then
echo "ERROR: CRATES does not match the workspace's publishable geiserx_* crates:" >&2
diff <(echo "$HAVE") <(echo "$WANT") >&2 || true
exit 1
fi
i=0
# crates.io heavily rate-limits NEW crate names (~1 new crate per 10 min after a small burst).
# On a 429 we parse its "try again after <RFC2822>" and sleep until then, so a 44-new-crate split
# On a 429 we parse its "try again after <RFC2822>" and sleep until then, so a many-new-crate split
# publishes unattended (it just takes hours). Publishing new *versions* of existing crates is not
# limited, so a resume after the burst flies through already-published ones via SKIP_PUBLISHED.
# Max attempts to wait out a crates.io index-propagation lag for a single crate before giving up
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