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ci: use official action to setup rust toolchain #585
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This was my auto-formatter in the IDE, since there are cargo fmt
checks in ci, nut sure why that happened. In most cases I do like the prior formatting better though, do we a have some line-length config somewhere I am not picking up?
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hm that's interesting - guessing your editor is applying something 'extra' on top of rustfmt? I do prefer the old formatting, can we revert these changes?
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nice thanks! changes to existing CI LGTM, just a question on adding dependabot and also overall question: it looks like the two most popular rust toolchains in CI are dtolnay/rust-toolchain and actions-rust-lang/setup-rust-toolchain with the latter saying that it was heavily inspired by dtolnay's? I guess this has caching built-in as the main benefit?
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hm that's interesting - guessing your editor is applying something 'extra' on top of rustfmt? I do prefer the old formatting, can we revert these changes?
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oh nice! are we planning on enabling dependabot for the repo?
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well - i guess thats up for debate. but since this was literally just copy and paste from somewhere else, it was low cost to spark the discussion by just providing the solution 😆.
From my end, I think the utility may unfortunately be limited as auto-updates for the major dependencies (e.g. arrow) almost never work out of the box - at least in delta-rs. That said, I still landed on "let's add it" to keep the actions fresh and have the occasional rust version bump that works.
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yea I think it is helpful insofar as it just automatically opens small PRs to bump versions and we may (probably) have to manually help upgrade but the 'reminder' to upgrade seems useful? curious to hear what others think
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the dependabot-quickstart-guide doesn't recommend setting up manually like this, but rather suggests going into settings and letting github create this file. Wondering if we should just do it that way?
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I'm okay trying this out, but also a bit skeptical of the utility here. As far as I can tell it only runs cargo update
. Generally with how we've set up our Cargo.toml
this will only do minor updates (i.e. it'll never update arrow 53->54). Maybe that's good, but we need a process to also run cargo outdated
and try and stay on top of more major updates as well, so I'm not sure how much time this saves us.
just want to make sure: is the caching working? I see the following errors in test (ubuntu-latest) in the post-run step:
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looks good for the runner changes. not as sure about dependabot :)
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- name: Setup cmake | |||
uses: jwlawson/actions-setup-cmake@v2 | |||
with: | |||
cmake-version: '3.30.x' | |||
cmake-version: "3.30.x" |
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In yaml double quotes allow escapes and other things, so I tend to prefer single quotes unless I need that, as, fewer surprises. Any reason you changed this?
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auto-formatting ... maybe i need to make prettier or whoever it was less agressive :).
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# Please see the documentation for all configuration options: | |||
# https://help.github.com/github/administering-a-repository/configuration-options-for-dependency-updates |
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This link doesn't seem to work. it just goes to a generic support page
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the dependabot-quickstart-guide doesn't recommend setting up manually like this, but rather suggests going into settings and letting github create this file. Wondering if we should just do it that way?
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I'm okay trying this out, but also a bit skeptical of the utility here. As far as I can tell it only runs cargo update
. Generally with how we've set up our Cargo.toml
this will only do minor updates (i.e. it'll never update arrow 53->54). Maybe that's good, but we need a process to also run cargo outdated
and try and stay on top of more major updates as well, so I'm not sure how much time this saves us.
What changes are proposed in this pull request?
The
actions-rs/toolchain
action is deprecated in favor ofactions-rust-lang/setup-rust-toolchain
. This PR updates the usages of the respective actions in the github workflows. THe new action already includes an integration with the rust-cache action, so no need to set that up separately anymore.This also sets up a dependabot configuration for
cargo
andgithub-actions
which we may or may not choose to keep.How was this change tested?
no code changes.