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Pull request overview
This pull request introduces CI automation, standardizes the Rust toolchain, and enforces stricter linting rules to improve code quality and ensure consistent development environments. The changes add automated checks for formatting, linting, and testing via GitHub Actions.
Changes:
- Added a GitHub Actions CI workflow that runs code formatting checks, Clippy linting, and tests on pull requests
- Introduced
rust-toolchain.tomlto pin the project to stable Rust with required components (rustfmt, clippy, rust-analysis, rust-docs, rust-src) - Enhanced linting rules in
Cargo.tomlincluding forbidding unsafe code, warning on missing Debug implementations, enabling Clippy's pedantic and nursery lints
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
.github/workflows/ci.yml |
Adds CI workflow to automate code quality checks including formatting, linting, and testing on pull requests |
rust-toolchain.toml |
Pins Rust toolchain to stable channel with required components and specifies Linux targets (x86_64 and aarch64) |
Cargo.toml |
Adds comprehensive lint configuration with unsafe code forbidden, multiple Clippy lints enabled at warn level |
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This pull request introduces a continuous integration (CI) workflow for the project, enforces stricter linting rules, and standardizes the Rust toolchain configuration. The main goals are to automate code quality checks, improve code safety, and ensure consistent development environments.
CI Workflow Automation:
.github/workflows/ci.yml) that runs on pull requests and manual triggers. The workflow checks code formatting, runs linting with Clippy, and executes tests to ensure code quality and correctness.Rust Toolchain and Linting Configuration:
rust-toolchain.tomlfile to pin the Rust toolchain to the stable channel and specify required components and targets, ensuring consistent development and CI environments.Cargo.tomlto enforce stricter linting rules: forbids unsafe code, warns on missing debug implementations, enables Clippy's pedantic and nursery lints, warns on.unwrap()usage and problematic float comparisons, and documents rationale for allowing many function arguments in GUI code.