Align Dependabot coverage and add the dev-fast build fragment - #45
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Bring `.github/dependabot.yml` to the estate baseline: one update stanza per package ecosystem the repository uses, each labelled `dependencies` plus its channel label, with GitHub Actions updates batched into a single pull request via a wildcard group. Add the opt-in dev-fast build fragment at `tools/dev-fast/config.toml` (Cranelift codegen for the dev profile and the mold linker on Linux) with `dev-build` and `dev-test` Make targets that pass it explicitly via `--config`, and signpost the workflow in `AGENTS.md`. Release, coverage, and verification builds are unaffected: the fragment is never auto-discovered.
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Reviewer's GuideAligns Dependabot configuration with the canonical Rust baseline and introduces an opt-in accelerated local debug build setup (Cranelift + mold) wired via new Make targets and documented in AGENTS.md. Sequence diagram for the new dev-fast build and test targetssequenceDiagram
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Developer->>Makefile: make dev-build
Makefile->>Cargo: cargo --config DEV_FAST_CONFIG build
Cargo->>DevFastConfig: load tools/dev-fast/config.toml
DevFastConfig-->>Cargo: [unstable] codegen-backend, [profile.dev] cranelift, [target cfg linux] mold
Cargo-->>Developer: build debug binaries with Cranelift and mold
Developer->>Makefile: make dev-test
Makefile->>Cargo: cargo --config DEV_FAST_CONFIG test
Cargo->>DevFastConfig: load tools/dev-fast/config.toml
DevFastConfig-->>Cargo: apply dev-fast settings
Cargo-->>Developer: run tests with Cranelift and mold
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The dev-fast rollout writes "mold" (the linker) into AGENTS.md and the Makefile, and the en-GB-oxendict spelling gate reads it as a misspelling of "mould", failing CI. Accept the word via the estate's correction-to-itself pattern in `typos.local.toml`, and mirror it in the generated dictionary so local runs agree with the regenerated configuration.
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In `@tools/dev-fast/config.toml`:
- Around line 4-10: Update the comment describing tools/dev-fast/config.toml to
remove the instruction to copy the fragment to its existing path. Describe it as
the source fragment and direct make dev-build and make dev-test to pass this
file explicitly via the cargo --config option.
- Around line 12-15: Update the rustflags comment in the target configuration
section to state that Cargo joins matching target-triple and target-CFG
rustflags entries, while target-specific rustflags take precedence over
[build].rustflags rather than merging with it.
In `@typos.local.toml`:
- Around line 12-14: Replace the global mold spelling mapping in the typos
configuration with a [patterns].ignore entry that targets linker-specific
contexts, then regenerate typos.toml so the generated configuration reflects the
scoped exception.
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| # This file is deliberately kept out of `.cargo/config.toml`. Cargo | ||
| # auto-discovers that path, so anything placed there applies to release | ||
| # packaging, coverage, and verification builds, which must keep the | ||
| # supported LLVM backend and platform linker. Copy this fragment to | ||
| # `tools/dev-fast/config.toml` and pass it explicitly with | ||
| # `cargo --config tools/dev-fast/config.toml ...` from `make dev-build` and | ||
| # `make dev-test`. |
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Describe this file as the source fragment.
This file already lives at tools/dev-fast/config.toml. The instruction to copy the fragment to the same path is self-contradictory. Replace it with a direct instruction to pass this file with --config.
Proposed wording fix
-# supported LLVM backend and platform linker. Copy this fragment to
-# `tools/dev-fast/config.toml` and pass it explicitly with
-# `cargo --config tools/dev-fast/config.toml ...` from `make dev-build` and
-# `make dev-test`.
+# supported LLVM backend and platform linker. Pass this file explicitly from
+# `make dev-build` and `make dev-test` with:
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In `@tools/dev-fast/config.toml` around lines 4 - 10, Update the comment
describing tools/dev-fast/config.toml to remove the instruction to copy the
fragment to its existing path. Describe it as the source fragment and direct
make dev-build and make dev-test to pass this file explicitly via the cargo
--config option.
| # Repositories that set repository-wide `rustflags` in `.cargo/config.toml` | ||
| # must restate them in the target table below: Cargo picks a single | ||
| # rustflags source rather than merging them, and a `[target.*]` table | ||
| # outranks the `[build]` table. |
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In Cargo's configuration system, build.rustflags and target-specific rustflags entries (target.<triple> or target.<cfg>) are mutually exclusive sources of compiler flags [1][2][3]. When Cargo determines which flags to pass to the compiler, it checks these sources in a specific order of precedence and stops at the first one it finds [3]. The order of precedence for these sources, from highest to lowest, is [3]: 1. CARGO_ENCODED_RUSTFLAGS (environment variable) [3] 2. RUSTFLAGS (environment variable) [3] 3. Matching target-specific configuration entries (all target.<triple>.rustflags and target.<cfg>.rustflags entries that apply to the current target are joined together) [3] 4. build.rustflags (configuration file) [3] Because these sources are mutually exclusive, if you have a target-specific entry (e.g., [target.x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu]) defined, Cargo will use those flags and ignore any [build] rustflags defined in your configuration files [1][2]. Regarding target.<triple> and target.<cfg> entries specifically: - When multiple target.<triple> or target.<cfg> entries match the current target, their rustflags values are joined together into a single list of flags [4][5][6][3]. - This joining behavior is cumulative for entries within the target family [7][8][3], whereas the relationship between the target family and build.rustflags remains one of precedence/exclusion [1][2][3]. If you find that your [build] rustflags are being ignored, it is likely because a [target.<triple>] or [target.<cfg>] section is present, causing Cargo to stop its search before reaching build.rustflags [2][3]. To include both, you would need to move the flags from [build] rustflags into the appropriate target-specific sections [2].
Citations:
- 1: target.rustflags and build.rustflags conflict rust-lang/cargo#14934
- 2: build rustflags and target rustflags from config are not merged together rust-lang/cargo#12862
- 3: https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/reference/config.html?highlight=rustflags
- 4: https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/reference/config.html
- 5: https://doc.rust-lang.org/stable/cargo/reference/config.html
- 6: https://doc.rust-lang.org/nightly/cargo/reference/config.html
- 7: https://users.rust-lang.org/t/about-target-triple-target-cfg-in-cargo-config/33707
- 8: https://github.com/rust-lang/cargo/blob/e618d47a1765ca18d1601d4cf891a55a34d23aed/src/cargo/core/compiler/build_context/target_info.rs
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Correct the rustflags merge explanation.
Cargo joins matching target-triple and target-CFG rustflags entries. Target-specific rustflags take precedence over [build].rustflags; they do not merge with it.
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In `@tools/dev-fast/config.toml` around lines 12 - 15, Update the rustflags
comment in the target configuration section to state that Cargo joins matching
target-triple and target-CFG rustflags entries, while target-specific rustflags
take precedence over [build].rustflags rather than merging with it.
| # "mold" names the linker (https://github.com/rui314/mold); it is not a | ||
| # misspelling of "mould" in that context. | ||
| mold = "mold" |
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The official configuration reference for the typos crate is maintained in the project's repository [1][2]. Configuration Details - Word Corrections: Defined under [default.extend-words] as a table mapping typo keys to their corrections. Setting a key to itself (e.g., mold = "mold") marks it as valid and prevents it from being corrected [1][3]. - File/Type-specific Configuration: Handled via the [type.NAME] table. You can specify glob patterns with extend-glob, and override behaviors like check-file (to check filenames but ignore content) or other default settings [1][4][5]. - Regex Pattern Ignores: Supported through fields like extend-ignore-re (for custom patterns) and extend-ignore-words-re (for ignoring specific words) [1][3]. You can also use extend-exclude in the [files] section to ignore entire file paths [1][6]. Self-Correction Scope A configuration entry like mold = "mold" in [default.extend-words] is global in scope [1]. It instructs the spell checker to treat the word as always valid throughout the entire project [1]. Narrow Alternatives If you need to avoid correcting a word only in specific contexts or files rather than globally, consider the following alternatives: - File-Type Scope: Use [type.NAME] configuration blocks to apply settings only to specific file types [1][4]. - Exclusions: Move problematic files or directories into [files] extend-exclude to stop checking them entirely [1][6]. - Inline Ignores: While not a direct config setting, you can use regex-based ignores (configured in [default] extend-ignore-re) to look for specific patterns or markers (e.g., spellchecker:disable-line) within your source code to skip checking for that specific line or block [7]. You can verify your effective configuration at any time by running typos --dump-config - [1][2][4].
Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/crate-ci/typos/blob/master/docs/reference.md
- 2: https://github.com/crate-ci/typos
- 3: https://chromium.googlesource.com/external/github.com/rust-lang/rust/+/refs/heads/automation/bors/try/typos.toml
- 4: https://crates.io/crates/typos/0.10.17
- 5: https://rustutils.com/tools/typos/
- 6: https://ricostacruz.com/posts/spell-checking-using-typos
- 7: Exclude specific line crate-ci/typos#316
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Scope the mold spelling exception.
Use [patterns].ignore for linker-specific contexts instead of the global mold = "mold" mapping, then regenerate typos.toml. ( )
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In `@typos.local.toml` around lines 12 - 14, Replace the global mold spelling
mapping in the typos configuration with a [patterns].ignore entry that targets
linker-specific contexts, then regenerate typos.toml so the generated
configuration reflects the scoped exception.
Source: Learnings
A blanket `mold = "mold"` correction disables detection of genuine "mould" misspellings everywhere in the repository. Replace it with pattern-scoped exemptions covering only the linker contexts the dev-fast rollout introduced (`-fuse-ld=mold`, "mold linker", "Cranelift + mold", "Cranelift and mold", and backticked `mold`), and mirror them in the generated dictionary. Text such as "the bread had mold growing on it" is flagged again.
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Estate review flagged two defects in the fragment's deployed comments: a stale "copy this fragment" instruction that reads as nonsense once the file is in place, and a mis-statement of Cargo's rustflags semantics (Cargo joins the entries of every matching `[target.*]` table; only the joined result takes precedence over `[build].rustflags` rather than merging). Both are corrected in the canonical source; take its bytes verbatim. No configuration key changes.
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`dev-build` and `dev-test` hard-coded `cargo` even though the Makefile already exposes `CARGO ?= cargo` for every other target. Substitute `$(CARGO)` so callers can point the dev-fast targets at an alternate Cargo binary, matching the rest of the Makefile's convention.
Prove that `dev-build` and `dev-test` honour the injected `CARGO` variable and pass the dev-fast fragment via the explicit `--config` mechanism, by parsing `make --dry-run ... CARGO=probe-cargo` output and asserting `probe-cargo`, `--config`, and a dev-fast reference appear in that order. Also assert `tools/dev-fast/config.toml` exists, since both targets depend on it. Parsing dry-run output keeps the test fast and avoids requiring a nightly toolchain or the mold linker just to validate wiring. Add `rstest` and `camino` as dev-dependencies: `rstest` parametrizes the dev-build/dev-test cases, and `camino` builds the UTF-8 path used to check the configuration fragment exists.
Add a "Fast development builds" section covering `dev-build` and `dev-test`, the `DEV_FAST_CONFIG` variable and the explicit `--config` mechanism it feeds (never auto-discovered), the nightly toolchain and, on Linux, mold linker requirements, and the rule that Cranelift configuration must never be copied into `.cargo/config.toml`, which Cargo applies to release, coverage, and verification builds alike.
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`make spelling-config` reported drift because the committed
`typos.toml` no longer matched what the pinned `typos-config-builder`
would produce from `typos.local.toml` plus the shared en-GB-oxendict
base. The likely cause is that earlier mechanical commits hand-edited
the mold-related entries (adding, then rescoping, them) directly in
`typos.toml`, in a form the builder orders differently from its own
output.
Regenerate with the pinned builder in write mode
(`typos-config-builder --repository .`, no `--check`). The resulting
diff only reorders the five entries the previous mold-scoping commits
touched (`-fuse-ld=mold`, `mold linker`, `Cranelift + mold`,
`Cranelift and mold`, `` `mold` ``) alongside the pre-existing
code-block, Azure, GitHub Flavored Markdown, rust-analyzer, and
backtick-span (`` `[^`\n]+` ``) exemptions. No pattern was added or
removed, and the backtick-span exemption was present both before and
after, so no `typos.local.toml` change is needed.
Verified the scoped mold exemption still holds in both directions
("the mold linker" passes, "the bread had mold growing" is still
flagged) and that `make spelling` now passes end to end.
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Summary
This branch applies Wave 1 of the Rust estate baseline remediation
(Operation Parabellum, phase 2). It aligns
.github/dependabot.yml
with the canonical Dependabot reference: one update stanza per package
ecosystem the repository uses (
cargo,rust-toolchain,github-actions), each stanza labelleddependenciesplus its channel label, and GitHub Actions updates batchedinto a single pull request via a wildcard group. It also adds the opt-in dev-fast build
fragment with
dev-buildanddev-testMake targets, signposted inAGENTS.md,
now hardened per review: both targets substitute the injectable
CARGOvariable instead of hard-coding
cargo, the developer guide documents theopt-in workflow and its constraints, and a contract test proves the
substitution and the configuration fragment's presence at the Make level.
Review walkthrough
.github/dependabot.yml
for the ecosystem coverage and labels.
tools/dev-fast/config.toml
— a copy of the canonical fragment — and the
dev-build/dev-testtargets appended to the
Makefile,
which now invoke
$(CARGO)rather than a hard-codedcargo(
84ce11b).developer guide
covering the
DEV_FAST_CONFIGvariable, the explicit--configmechanism, the nightly and mold-linker requirements, and the rule that
Cranelift configuration must never enter
.cargo/config.toml(
726a655).tests/dev_fast_contract.rs,
which dry-runs
dev-build/dev-testwith an injectedCARGOoverrideand asserts the configuration fragment exists (
f0c40ee).AGENTS.md.
typos.toml
with the pinned
typos-config-builderto clear thespelling-configdrift flagged during review (
1cf2242).Validation
dependabot-baselineandrust-dev-fast-baseline:dependabot-baselinecompliant,rust-dev-fast-baselinenoncompliant.temporarily reverting
dev-build's recipe to a hard-codedcargo:make --dry-run dev-build CARGO=probe-cargothen emittedcargo --config "tools/dev-fast/config.toml" build(noprobe-cargoin the output), and the test failed naming the target:
target dev-build did not invoke the injected CARGO override. Restoredthe fix and reran; all three test cases pass.
make check-fmt(pass),make lint(Clippy + Whitaker, pass, no warnings),make test(
cargo nextest run+ doctests, 4/4 tests pass including the newcontract test),
make markdownlint(pass, no Markdown issues),make nixie(pass, all diagrams validate), andmake spellingpasses end to end; drift reconciled by regeneration. Regenerating
typos.tomlwith the pinnedtypos-config-builderin write modeonly reordered the five mold-scoping entries earlier mechanical
commits had hand-edited (
-fuse-ld=mold,mold linker,Cranelift + mold,Cranelift and mold,`mold`); no patternwas added or removed, and the general backtick-span exemption
(
`[^`\n]+`) was present both before and after. Confirmed thescoped mold exemption still holds in both directions: "the mold
linker" passes
typos, and "the bread had mold growing" in athrowaway file outside the repository still flags (file deleted
after the check).
Notes
configuration references) were created on the repository ahead of this
pull request, so no stanza names a missing label.
applied when passed explicitly with
--config, so continuousintegration, release, coverage, and verification builds are untouched.
The targets need a nightly toolchain and, on Linux, a
moldbinary onthe
PATH; repositories still pinned to stable gain the wiring now andthe capability when Wave 2 moves the pin to nightly.
.cargo/config.tomlmentions cranelift.configuration". trybuild exercises compile-time diagnostics of Rust
source, not Cargo configuration selection. The invocation-level
behaviour is now proven by the contract test in this PR, and
estate-wide by Concordat's
rust-dev-fast-baselinechecks (DF-001 toDF-004). A runtime Cranelift compile test would additionally require
nightly and the mold linker on every CI platform, making it fragile
for no added assurance.
coverage is audited estate-wide by Concordat's
dependabot-baselinerule package (DB-001 to DB-004). Duplicating that per repository
contradicts the estate's recorded guard-placement decision: repository
tests guard what only the repository can see (its own Makefile);
estate-wide invariants live in the estate auditor.
Summary by Sourcery
Align Dependabot configuration with toolchain updates and introduce an opt-in fast development build setup, hardened with
CARGOsubstitution, developer documentation, and a Make-level contract test.New Features:
CARGOvariable.CARGOsubstitution and the presence of the dev-fast configuration fragment.Enhancements: