* ci: migrate project automation to Just
Centralize build, test, release, dependency, hook, and website commands in Just recipes. Pin workflow tooling, use the repository toolchain, and run the complete validation set in CI.
* ci: codex being codex
* docs: update CLAUDE.md for just task runner migration
Reflect the switch to just recipes for build/test/clippy/fmt, note
dprint replacing raw rustfmt, and add a cross-platform code requirement.
* fix: resolve clippy warnings breaking CI on ubuntu and windows
Use clone() instead of implicit to_string() on already-owned String
values, gate the windows-only unused make_file_at import behind
cfg(posix), and fix unused mut / manual assign-op in the windows-only
localhost test.
* fix: fmt
build.rs uses vergen-git2 (Git2::all_git), which runs `git describe` and
reads commit metadata. The build and publish-crate jobs checked out a
shallow clone without tags, so vergen could not resolve the describe
string and libgit2 may fail on shallow repos. Add fetch-depth: 0 and
fetch-tags: true to both jobs that compile the crate.
prepare job failed: git-cliff --latest crashed with 'trim_start_matches on
null' because the checkout was shallow (no tags/history) so no release existed.
- checkout prepare with fetch-depth: 0 + fetch-tags so git-cliff sees full
history and tags (also fixes an otherwise-truncated CHANGELOG)
- generate release notes with --unreleased --tag v$VERSION instead of --latest:
--latest selected the previous real tag (stale notes); --unreleased --tag
renders the version being released
Single workflow_dispatch (version, dry_run) that bumps versions, regenerates
CHANGELOG via git-cliff, rebuilds site CSS, builds all targets, creates the
GitHub release, updates the Homebrew tap and publishes Chocolatey.
- dist/release/bump_version.sh: version replacer across all tracked locations (+tests)
- .github/workflows/release.yml: prepare -> build matrix -> homebrew/release -> choco
- retire build-artifacts.yml (merged into release.yml)
- Linux builds via cargo-zigbuild (old glibc) for broad compatibility