Module packed 

The files a release packs, and whether they changed since the last release.

The request opens only where a packed file changed or the packed set did, the rule release-plz applies to a crate. The list is the union of what the release packs at HEAD and at the last release tag, each read through the driver adapter and each without the destinations its own revision’s landing record names. A bash release packs the tracked files its declaration selects, with Cargo’s include and exclude semantics, and this module packs them into a reproducible archive from the git objects. A python sdist builds in a temporary worktree outside the checkout, which is removed afterwards, also on failure.

SATISFIES release-engine:a-request-follows-the-packed-files SATISFIES release-engine:the-bash-release-packs-its-declaration

Structs

Comparison

What the request compared: the last release tag, the packed list, and whether the packed set or a packed file differs between the tag and HEAD.

Declaration

What a bash release ships, as Cargo’s include and exclude declare a crate’s package: gitignore-style patterns, where include overrides exclude, and neither key ships every tracked file.

Entry

One tracked file of a revision’s tree: its git mode, its blob, and its path.

Scratch

A temporary worktree of one revision, outside the checkout, removed when it drops, also on failure.

TempDir

A fresh directory under the system’s temporary directory, removed when it drops, also on failure.

Constants

EXCLUDE_KEY

The key that names the tracked files a bash release leaves out.

INCLUDE_KEY

The key that names the tracked files a bash release ships.

NOTHING_YET

Why a bash request opens nothing where the declaration selects no file yet.

VERIFY_KEY

The key that names the command run in the unpacked bash archive.

VERSION_FILE

The bash version file, which every bash release ships, as Cargo always packs Cargo.toml.

Functions

at_head

The files the release packs at HEAD, without rk’s own, sorted: the list a first release, with no release tag to compare with, reads the commits of.

bash_set

The files a bash release ships at a revision: the tracked files the declaration of that revision selects, with VERSION.

cliff_pattern

A path as a git-cliff --include-path pattern that matches it alone: each glob metacharacter stands inside brackets.

compare

Compare the packed files of HEAD with those of the release tag.

declared

The files a bash release ships from the tracked files of a revision.

destinations

The destinations the landing record names at a revision: none where the revision holds no record.

differs

Whether any of paths differs between tag and HEAD, as git diff --quiet answers.

drop_generated

The members without the files a python sdist generates at its root.

empty_package

The refusal of a bash release whose declaration ships no file yet.

entries

The tracked files of a revision’s tree, sorted by path. A submodule is a commit and no file of this tree, so it is left out.

epoch

The commit time of a revision, for SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH.

is_empty_package

Whether a bash package holds nothing past the version file it always ships.

keep_tracked

The members that are tracked files of the revision.

members

The file members of a gzip tarball, as the archive names them.

mirrors_nothing

The refusal where a python sdist holds no file git tracks.

pack

Pack files of the revision rev into the gzip tarball archive, under the one top directory top, from the git objects alone.

previous_tag

The newest release tag below HEAD other than tag, where one exists.

stable_tag_below

The newest stable release tag below HEAD, other than exclude, where one exists: v and a digit, with no prerelease part.

strip_top

The members of an archive below the one top directory every member shares, where they share one; otherwise the members unchanged.

subtract

The list without the files rk owns at that revision: every destination its landing record names, and the record’s own directory.

tracked

The tracked files of a revision.

unpack

Unpack the gzip tarball archive into dir.