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Bumps [rust-toolchain](https://github.com/rust-lang/rust) from nightly-2026-03-26 to nightly-2026-10-22. - [Release notes](https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/releases) - [Changelog](https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/blob/main/RELEASES.md) - [Commits](https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/commits) --- updated-dependencies: - dependency-name: rust-toolchain dependency-version: nightly-2026-10-22 dependency-type: direct:production ... Signed-off-by: dependabot[bot] <support@github.com>
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SummaryUpdate the pinned Rust toolchain to
No new execplan or related design document appeared in the repository search. The author reports that WalkthroughThe changes update the Rust nightly toolchain and several Rust APIs. They also remove lint and ChangesRust maintenance updates
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The previous failure remains unresolved. The pull request changes digits_len_i64 in examples/resp_codec_impl/encode.rs:124-131 from truncating division to div_euclid(10). For -99, the new loop… |
Restore correct signed decimal digit counting, including safe handling of i64::MIN. Add substantive RESP codec tests for -99 and i64::MIN that assert exact encoded_len values and encoded bytes. Add a maximum-frame-length boundary te… |
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The PR introduces an untested edge-case failure in the RESP codec. digits_len_i64 now uses div_euclid(10) at examples/resp_codec_impl/encode.rs:124-131. For -99, this counts four digits includ… |
Preserve truncating decimal digit-count semantics for negative i64 values. Add unit tests for negative boundary values such as -99, -100, and i64::MIN. Add a codec-boundary test that accepts RespFrame::Integer(-99) with a six-byte… |
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The toolchain requirement changed, but the developer guide remains stale. The reviewed diff changes rust-toolchain.toml to nightly-2026-10-22, while it does not modify docs/developers-guide.md. … |
Update docs/developers-guide.md to document nightly-2026-10-22. Correct or clearly label the Cranelift guidance and measurements so they describe the current pinned toolchain and its build requirements. Reassess the recorded Cranelift e… |
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Add a property test for the introduced signed-digit invariant. The reviewed diff changes digits_len_i64 in examples/resp_codec_impl/encode.rs:124-131 from truncating division to div_euclid(10). … |
Add a Rust proptest for arbitrary i64 values, including negative multi-digit values and both range boundaries. Assert that digits_len_i64(value) equals value.to_string().len() and that encoded_len equals the bytes emitted by `enco… |
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Check name Status Explanation Title check The title "Bump the toolchain to nightly-2026-10-22" matches the main change: rust-toolchain.toml moves the pinned nightly from nightly-2026-03-26 to nightly-2026-10-22, and the compatibility fixes th… Description check The description is closely related to the changeset. It states the toolchain bump from nightly-2026-03-26 to nightly-2026-10-22 and lists the compatibility fixes: fetch_update to try_update, deprecati… Docstring Coverage Docstring coverage is 100.00% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 21 functions across 19 files. (3 skipped: … Linked Issues check Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request. Out of Scope Changes check Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request. User-Facing Documentation Pass this check. The pull request changes the Rust toolchain, compiler compatibility code, tests, CI coverage configuration, and diagnostic expectations. It introduces no new user-facing functionality… Module-Level Documentation PASS — The pull request adds no Rust modules and does not remove module-level documentation. The authoritative diff contains no added or removed moddeclarations. Every changed Rust module inspected…Testing (Compile-Time / Ui) Pass this check. The pull request retains the trybuild harness in tests/compile_error.rs, with compile-pass and compile-fail cases registered. It refreshes the two affected.stderrsnapshots. The …Unit Architecture Pass the Unit Architecture check. The pull request changes toolchain compatibility, lint annotations, pure formatting helpers, test assertions, diagnostics, and coverage configuration. `protocol_hooks… Domain Architecture Pass Domain Architecture. The pull request changes toolchain compatibility, lint attributes, diagnostics, test assertions, coverage configuration, and equivalent API expressions. The only runtime chan… Observability PASS — The pull request does not introduce a new production operational failure mode. The runtime edits are compatibility and lint refactors, including try_update,map_or_else, and removed Clippy …Full details: Title check
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The title "Bump the toolchain to nightly-2026-10-22" matches the main change: rust-toolchain.toml moves the pinned nightly from nightly-2026-03-26 to nightly-2026-10-22, and the compatibility fixes that accompany the bump are part of the same PR. The title is specific and describes the primary purpose. The title_check_requirements call for a roadmap item number only where a roadmap task is referenced in an execplan or the PR description, and the description references DF12-110 but no roadmap number, so no number is required. No execplan is involved, so no plan prefix applies. The title is 40 characters and 5 words, which is acceptable.
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The description is closely related to the changeset. It states the toolchain bump from nightly-2026-03-26 to nightly-2026-10-22 and lists the compatibility fixes: fetch_update to try_update, deprecation since attributes, map_or_else for protocol hooks, must_use removal, integer-division expectation removal, div_euclid in the resp_codec example, test lint fixes, trybuild snapshot refreshes, typos allowance, and the coverage baseline change in ci.yml and coverage-main.yml. It also reports the gates run and the reasoning behind the coverage baseline file path.
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Docstring coverage is 100.00% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 21 functions across 19 files. (3 skipped: 3 unsupported.)
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Pass this check. The pull request changes the Rust toolchain, compiler compatibility code, tests, CI coverage configuration, and diagnostic expectations. It introduces no new user-facing functionality or usage change. The diff contains no changes to
docs/users-guide.md, README files, or migration guides, and no documentation update is required.
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PASS — The pull request adds no Rust modules and does not remove module-level documentation. The authoritative diff contains no added or removed
moddeclarations. Every changed Rust module inspected has a//!module docstring at the file start, covering its purpose and, where needed, its role or related components. The changes therefore introduce no module-level documentation failure.
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Pass this check. The pull request retains the trybuild harness in
tests/compile_error.rs, with compile-pass and compile-fail cases registered. It refreshes the two affected.stderrsnapshots. The snapshots assert meaningful compiler contracts: theSendbound forWireframeServer::newand the non-zero compile-time guard. They contain no apparent version, hash, timestamp, secret, or other volatile output requiring redaction.
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Pass the Unit Architecture check. The pull request changes toolchain compatibility, lint annotations, pure formatting helpers, test assertions, diagnostics, and coverage configuration.
protocol_hooksremains a read-only transformation insrc/app/builder/protocol.rs:92-100andsrc/app/prepared_app.rs:329-334. The atomic updates remain explicit private state mutations insrc/client/pool/lease.rs:205-220andsrc/fragment/fragmenter.rs:62-79; the change only replacesfetch_updatewithtry_update. No new fallible operation, dependency, network call, clock use, global state, or mixed responsibility was introduced.
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Pass Domain Architecture. The pull request changes toolchain compatibility, lint attributes, diagnostics, test assertions, coverage configuration, and equivalent API expressions. The only runtime changes preserve existing domain-facing behaviour:
protocol_hooksstill returns defaults or protocol-derived hooks, and the atomic counter updates retain the existing increment and saturating-decrement policies. The diff introduces no new adapter, transport, persistence, framework, or infrastructure dependency into domain logic.
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PASS — The pull request does not introduce a new production operational failure mode. The runtime edits are compatibility and lint refactors, including
try_update,map_or_else, and removed Clippy or#[must_use]annotations. The arithmetic edits are confined toexamples/resp_codec_impl. The workflow edits change only the CI coverage baseline and retain the ratchet. No new production logs, metrics, tracing, or alerts are required by this change.
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The previous failure remains unresolved. The pull request changes
digits_len_i64inexamples/resp_codec_impl/encode.rs:124-131from truncating division todiv_euclid(10). For-99, the new loop counts an extra digit, soencoded_lenreturns 7 althoughencode_frameemits:-99\r\n, which is 6 bytes.examples/resp_codec_impl/codec.rs:66-75usesencoded_lenfor the maximum-frame check, so a valid 6-byte negative integer can be rejected. The diff adds no RESP codec tests. The changed tests only alter existing assertions or compiler snapshots.Resolution
Restore correct signed decimal digit counting, including safe handling of
i64::MIN. Add substantive RESP codec tests for-99andi64::MINthat assert exactencoded_lenvalues and encoded bytes. Add a maximum-frame-length boundary test that accepts a valid negative-integer frame at its exact encoded length and rejects only an over-limit frame.
Full details: Testing (Unit And Behavioural)
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The PR introduces an untested edge-case failure in the RESP codec.
digits_len_i64now usesdiv_euclid(10)atexamples/resp_codec_impl/encode.rs:124-131. For-99, this counts four digits including the sign instead of three.RespAdapter::encodeuses that count for the frame-size check atexamples/resp_codec_impl/codec.rs:63-75, so a valid:-99\r\nframe can be rejected when the limit is exactly six bytes. The inspected example-codec tests cover Hotline and MySQL only; no RESP integer test exists.Resolution
Preserve truncating decimal digit-count semantics for negative
i64values. Add unit tests for negative boundary values such as-99,-100, andi64::MIN. Add a codec-boundary test that acceptsRespFrame::Integer(-99)with a six-byte limit and rejects a genuinely oversized frame.
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The toolchain requirement changed, but the developer guide remains stale. The reviewed diff changes
rust-toolchain.tomltonightly-2026-10-22, while it does not modifydocs/developers-guide.md. The guide still statesnightly-2026-03-26at lines 966-967, 1027-1029, and 1044-1045. The Cranelift failure measurements are therefore also tied to the old toolchain.Resolution
Update
docs/developers-guide.mdto documentnightly-2026-10-22. Correct or clearly label the Cranelift guidance and measurements so they describe the current pinned toolchain and its build requirements. Reassess the recorded Cranelift exception for the new toolchain.
Full details: Testing (Property / Proof)
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Add a property test for the introduced signed-digit invariant. The reviewed diff changes
digits_len_i64inexamples/resp_codec_impl/encode.rs:124-131from truncating division todiv_euclid(10). For-99, the helper returns 4 while"-99".len()is 3. It also returns 21 instead of 20 fori64::MIN.encoded_len_atuses this result for integer frames at lines 32-35, and the example contains no covering property test.Resolution
Add a Rust
proptestfor arbitraryi64values, including negative multi-digit values and both range boundaries. Assert thatdigits_len_i64(value)equalsvalue.to_string().len()and thatencoded_lenequals the bytes emitted byencode_frame. Correct the digit-count implementation so the property passes, then retain the property test to protect the invariant.
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Nightly moves to a newer date
Counters divide by ten with care
Atomic updates take a new route
Tests check empty values directly
Coverage follows a fresh baseline
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Reviewer's GuideBumps the pinned Rust toolchain from nightly-2026-03-26 to nightly-2026-10-22 and applies the required compiler, Clippy, API, test, diagnostic snapshot, and spelling-allowance updates. Review should pay particular attention to compatibility-only code changes and the documented coverage-ratchet override caused by changed llvm-cov accounting. Flow diagram for nightly toolchain compatibility updatesflowchart LR
A["nightly-2026-03-26"] -->|rust-toolchain.toml| B["nightly-2026-10-22"]
B --> C["API compatibility updates"]
B --> D["Clippy and lint fixes"]
B --> E["Test and diagnostic refresh"]
C --> C1["fetch_update to try_update"]
C --> C2["map_or_else default hooks"]
D --> D1["Remove obsolete lint expectations"]
D --> D2["Update deprecation and must_use attributes"]
E --> E1["Refresh trybuild snapshots"]
E --> E2["Update assertions and spelling allowances"]
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### Comment 1
<location path="examples/resp_codec_impl/encode.rs" line_range="128" />
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let mut cursor = value;
while cursor <= -10 || cursor >= 10 {
- cursor /= 10;
+ cursor = cursor.div_euclid(10);
digits += 1;
}
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**Valid frames rejected at size limit**
When a negative integer is near a power-of-ten boundary and the frame’s actual size equals the configured maximum, `digits_len_i64` uses Euclidean division, which rounds negative quotients downward and counts an extra digit. `encoded_len` then overstates the wire size, so `RespAdapter::encode` rejects a frame that fits the limit.
Use truncating division instead of `div_euclid` when counting digits.
Also at `examples/resp_codec_impl/encode.rs:129`.
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### Comment 2
<location path="examples/resp_codec_impl/encode.rs" line_range="117" />
<code_context>
let mut digits = 1;
while value >= 10 {
- value /= 10;
+ value = value.div_euclid(10);
digits += 1;
}
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**Valid frames rejected at size limit**
When a negative integer is near a power-of-ten boundary and the frame’s actual size equals the configured maximum, `digits_len_i64` uses Euclidean division for negative values and counts an extra digit. `encoded_len` then overstates the wire size, so the encoder rejects a frame that fits the limit.
Use truncating division instead of `div_euclid` when counting digits.
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### Comment 3
<location path="examples/resp_codec_impl/encode.rs" line_range="128" />
<code_context>
let mut cursor = value;
while cursor <= -10 || cursor >= 10 {
- cursor /= 10;
+ cursor = cursor.div_euclid(10);
digits += 1;
}
</code_context>
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**issue (review_instructions):** Preserve truncating division here; Euclidean division overcounts digits for negative values such as -99.
For -99, repeated `div_euclid(10)` reaches -10 before -1, so this returns 4 digits including the sign instead of 3. Restore `/ 10` or otherwise count the magnitude correctly, and add a regression test for negative values ending in 9.
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}
PendingResponseChange::Remove => {
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**issue (review_instructions):** Keep the retrying update semantics so contention cannot lose a pending-response decrement.
`try_update` can fail when its compare-exchange loses a race, whereas the previous `fetch_update` retries. Because this result is discarded, a concurrent removal can leave `pending_responses` too high. Restore retrying behavior or handle contention, and add a concurrent behavioral/unit test proving decrements are not lost.
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### Comment 5
<location path="src/fragment/fragmenter.rs" line_range="73" />
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match self
.next_message_id
- .fetch_update(Ordering::Relaxed, Ordering::Relaxed, |current| {
+ .try_update(Ordering::Relaxed, Ordering::Relaxed, |current| {
current.checked_add(1)
}) {
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**issue (review_instructions):** Do not treat a compare-exchange contention failure as message-ID exhaustion.
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The nightly-2026-10-22 toolchain measures 87.87% against a stored baseline of 89.0%. Point the coverage steps at a new baseline path so the restore misses the old cache entry and the committed 87.8% sets the baseline. Toolchain bump only; tests unchanged.
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Keep the behavioural verification requirement open. I found helper tests, but no RESP codec regression tests that satisfy the remaining requirements:
Add those tests and rerun CI, then retry this verification. This is a remaining test-coverage requirement, not evidence that the signed-digit defect persists. No GitHub review threads remain open: all seven are resolved, including the withdrawn Whitaker finding. The displayed pre-merge table still contains the old defect description. This reply does not rerun that table or change PR approval. You are interacting with an AI system. |
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@coderabbitai At head da8cecb I added the RESP codec tests you listed: exact bytes and length for |
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gh pr view 794 --repo leynos/wireframe --json headRefOid,statusCheckRollup --jq '{headRefOid,statusCheckRollup}'
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rg -n -C3 'cargo.*test|make.*test|all-targets|all_targets|nextest|cranelift|nightly-2026-' .github/workflows/ci.yml Makefile Cargo.toml docs/developers-guide.md
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The remaining gap is test execution, not another code defect. GitHub reports green CI at this head. However, its test log shows: The coverage action reports Run No GitHub review threads remain open: all seven are resolved. Only execution verification remains open in this assessment. The displayed pre-merge table is stale; this reply does not regenerate it or change PR approval. You are interacting with an AI system. |
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With test execution verified, do the two ❌ Error rows (Testing (Overall) and Testing (Unit And Behavioural)) clear, and do any findings remain open? |
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The passing RESP example tests satisfy the remaining execution requirement. The fix and test assertions were already verified at this head. No further changes or test evidence are required for these findings. No findings remain open in this review conversation. At the last GitHub check, all seven review threads were resolved; I have not rechecked their current state. Treat the displayed ❌ rows as stale. This reply does not regenerate the pre-merge table or change PR approval. You are interacting with an AI system. |
Supersedes #790 (Dependabot); Part of DF12-110
Bumps the pinned toolchain from nightly-2026-03-26 to nightly-2026-10-22 (the content of Dependabot's #790) and carries the fixes it needs:
fetch_updaterenamed totry_update(src/fragment/fragmenter.rs, src/client/pool/lease.rs)#[deprecated]attributes gainsincemap_or_elsefor the default protocol hooks#[must_use]dropped where the return type is already must_useinteger_division_remainder_usedexpectations removed;div_euclid(10)in the resp_codec exampleGates at the fixed head: Clippy over all targets clean,
make check-fmtandmake testpass locally; hosted CI passes lint, spelling, markdown and all 1200 tests.Coverage baseline: the ratchet baseline moves from 89.0% to 87.8% (measured 87.87% and 87.97% on nightly-2026-10-22, rounded down to one decimal place). Toolchain bump only; tests unchanged. The baseline lives in the Actions cache, which a committed file cannot override, so both coverage steps (
ci.yml,coverage-main.yml) now setbaseline-rust-file: .coverage-baseline-v2.rust: the cache version hashes the path, the restore misses the old entry, and the committed file sets the baseline. The next push to main saves the measured figure under the new path.Summary by Sourcery
Bump the Rust nightly toolchain to 2026-10-22 and apply the compatibility, lint, test, and coverage-baseline updates required by the upgrade.
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