The current check does actually confirm whether or not the test build is failing.
Dylan DPC
@Dylan-DPC
yah i agree.
ah okay
Bruce Mitchener
@waywardmonkeys
@ZackPierce It might be nice to require certain compiler lints enabled.
And for tests, you could integrate with coverage and use the % coverage.
Zack Pierce
@ZackPierce
@waywardmonkeys Yep, I definitely see how it would be straightforward to do a number of integrations with extant tooling for deeper checks
e.g. actually running rustfmt to see if anything would have changed
e.g. using tarpaulin or coverage or mutagen or mull to examine test quality
I think the tough part of the cargo-culture project is striking the right balance between rules that are available versus those that are default
and having a great pattern for tailoring to organizational needs
Bruce Mitchener
@waywardmonkeys
@KodrAus I don’t think there needs to be a lotof coordination … but it would be helped by having better tools from crates.io for analyzing what things are using outdated versions … or which transitively depend on multiple versions of things.
@KodrAus But when compiler updates happen that result in new warnings for rustdoc … or a widely used crate gets an update … then having a list of things / crates would be useful.
@KodrAus Or things like right now, you can’t compile serde docs with a nightly compiler.
Ashley Mannix
@KodrAus
@waywardmonkeys Yeh, I was wondering if something like a GitHub repository with issues, maybe containing a checklist of relevant libraries, might be visible enough for folks to get involved?
Zack Pierce
@ZackPierce
@KodrAus thanks for submitting some issues on cargo-culture!
Andrew Gauger
@AndyGauge
mdbook 0.1.8 shipped today. I am prepared to release the cookbook!
@AndyGauge That's great! :tada: Sorry I've dropped the ball over the last few months. Is there anything you need from @aturon or I to move forward?
Andrew Gauger
@AndyGauge
aturon gave a review, and I did try to address them. I think we cut over and create new issues to address them. I think it is better to release and fix than try to make it perfect first.
I'm sure I've used some incorrect terms in the RFC and would love others to review it before I took the next step to submit it.
Joseph Hejderup
@jhejderup
Hi, just wanted to announce that there will be FOSDEM devroom dedicated to dependency management/ecosystem next year; if you are working on any cool tool or have interesting best practices to share, feel free to submit a proposal here: https://t.co/oz2ap3vGsN?amp=1