ci(ops): fmt and clippy are enforced again - #1888
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… claiming they already were PR #1857 consolidated 13 workflow jobs into 6 and retired `lint-logging.yml`. Since then **no workflow has run `cargo fmt` or `cargo clippy`** — while `docs/logging.md` went on stating that "`cargo clippy --workspace` fails on any violation" and that a PR is merge-blocked by a workflow that no longer exists. Two `eprintln!` calls sat behind that claim, in the OpenGL and Skia adapter test helpers. **Placement follows cost.** `cargo fmt --all --check` compiles nothing, so it rides `source-gates.yml`, the job that already has a toolchain and no engine build dependencies. `cargo clippy` has to compile the workspace, so it rides `test.yml`'s Linux job, which already carries those dependencies and a warm cache. No new workflow — the consolidation stands. **Default targets only, deliberately.** `--all-targets` would deny `println!` in tests, which `xtask lint-logging` exempts on purpose by skipping `tests` directories. Scoping clippy the same way keeps the two layers saying the same thing. **The two helpers get an allow, not a rewrite.** Both are `[[bin]]` fixtures a harness spawns and reads stderr from, with no tracing subscriber installed — `tracing::error!` there would go nowhere, so stderr is the mechanism rather than a lapse. That is also why the layers disagreed: a `[[bin]]` whose `path` points into `tests/` is a default target to clippy and an exempt path to the AST walk. The doc now says so. Both gates were checked to actually fail: a stray edit trips rustfmt, and removing an allow trips clippy. The rustfmt gate caught its own author's formatting on the first run. `cargo xtask run-local-ci-gates` covers all three, so this stays runnable before pushing rather than only in CI. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds rustfmt and workspace Clippy checks to CI and local gates. It documents the current logging enforcement paths and updates subprocess test helpers with justified Clippy allowances for intentional stderr output. ChangesCI Gate Enforcement
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR restores CI enforcement for formatting and Clippy, with a bounded follow-up needed to narrow one helper’s lint exemption and correct the documented local-gate coverage claim; it is otherwise mergeable with owner awareness. Possibly related PRs
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In `@adapters/streamlib-adapter-skia/tests/bin/skia_adapter_subprocess_helper.rs`:
- Around line 26-29: Remove the module-level clippy::disallowed_macros allowance
and scope the allowance locally to the eprintln! fallback calls in die and
crash_mid_skia_write. Keep other macros in the helper subject to Clippy checks.
Apply the same fix in
`@adapters/streamlib-adapter-opengl/tests/bin/opengl_adapter_subprocess_helper.rs`
around lines 40 - 48.
In `@docs/logging.md`:
- Around line 61-66: In the superseded workflow note, replace “afterwards” with
the American-English “afterward”; leave the surrounding historical explanation
unchanged.
- Around line 59-60: Update the documentation statement for run_local_ci_gates
to accurately describe its coverage: replace “all three” with “the
static-analysis layers and selected tests,” unless the command is also updated
to include a runtime-capture test covering fd2 capture.
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| > `.github/workflows/lint-logging.yml`.~~ — Superseded 2026-08-16. That | ||
| > workflow was retired when PR #1857 consolidated 13 jobs into 6, and for a | ||
| > while afterwards nothing ran `cargo clippy` or `cargo fmt` at all: the claim | ||
| > above described enforcement that had stopped existing, and an `eprintln!` in | ||
| > each of two adapter test helpers sat unnoticed behind it. |
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Use afterward instead of afterwards.
Use the American-English form for consistency with the configured locale.
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[locale-violation] ~64-~64: In American English, ‘afterward’ is the preferred variant. ‘Afterwards’ is more commonly used in British English and other dialects.
Context: ...dated 13 jobs into 6, and for a > while afterwards nothing ran cargo clippy or `cargo fm...
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In `@docs/logging.md` around lines 61 - 66, In the superseded workflow note,
replace “afterwards” with the American-English “afterward”; leave the
surrounding historical explanation unchanged.
Source: Linters/SAST tools
…the doc stops overclaiming Both from CodeRabbit on #1888, both fair. The skia helper had a file-level `#![allow]` where the OpenGL one had a function-scoped `#[allow]` — inconsistent, and the blanket would have let a `println!` added anywhere else in that file through unchecked. Now scoped to `die` and `crash_mid_skia_write`. Verified it still bites: a stray `println!` in `run()` fails clippy with the narrowed allow in place. And `run_local_ci_gates` cannot run layer 3 — the runtime fd2 capture is a property of the running host, not a gate — so "runs all three" was wrong in the same doc I was correcting for overclaiming. Fixed rather than left ironic. Not taken: "afterwards" → "afterward". No locale is configured (there is no `.coderabbit.yaml`), and the `-wards` forms are already used across `ARCHITECTURE.md`, `docs/logging.md` and the change archive, so the change would introduce the inconsistency it claims to remove. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…een able to build The new clippy step went red on its first CI run, and not on a lint: `skia-bindings` 404s on its prebuilt download and then needs FreeType headers to build from source. The cause is that this step is the first `--workspace` anything in the repo — every other cargo invocation in every workflow is `-p`-scoped, so no runner has ever built that crate. Adding FreeType would make CI build Skia from source for the first time, which is minutes of build and a new failure surface, to lint one adapter. That is its own decision, not a side effect of turning clippy on. The local aggregator takes the same exclusion. A local gate that lints more than CI is a gate whose result nobody can act on. Consequence, stated rather than buried: `streamlib-adapter-skia` is linted by nothing. That was already true before this PR — it is now visible. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
PR #1857 consolidated 13 workflow jobs into 6 and retired
lint-logging.yml.Since then no workflow has run
cargo fmtorcargo clippy— whiledocs/logging.mdwent on stating that "cargo clippy --workspacefails on anyviolation" and that a PR is merge-blocked by a workflow that no longer exists.
Two
eprintln!calls had been sitting behind that claim, in the OpenGL andSkia adapter test helpers. Found while running the gate battery for #1885.
What changed
Placement follows cost.
cargo fmt --all --checkcompiles nothing, so itrides
source-gates.yml— the job that already has a toolchain and no enginebuild dependencies.
cargo clippyhas to compile the workspace, so it ridestest.yml's Linux job, which already carries those dependencies and a warmcache. No new workflow; the consolidation stands.
Default targets only, deliberately.
--all-targetswould denyprintln!in tests, which
xtask lint-loggingexempts on purpose by skippingtestsdirectories. Scoping clippy the same way keeps the two layers saying the same
thing instead of one contradicting the other.
The two helpers get an allow, not a rewrite. Both are
[[bin]]fixtures aharness spawns and reads stderr from, with no tracing subscriber installed —
tracing::error!there would go nowhere, so stderr is the mechanism ratherthan a lapse. That is also exactly why the two layers disagreed: a
[[bin]]whose
pathpoints intotests/is a default target to clippy and an exemptpath to the AST walk.
docs/logging.mdnow explains that, with the supersededclaim annotated rather than deleted.
cargo xtask run-local-ci-gatespicks up both, so this stays runnable beforepushing rather than only in CI.
Test plan
cargo xtask run-local-ci-gates— all pass, including the two new entries.cargo clippy --locked --workspace --no-deps— 0 errors.decoration: a stray edit to
xtask/src/normal_build_dep_graph.rstripsrustfmt, and removing one helper's allow trips clippy with
error: use of a disallowed macro.is the shortest possible demonstration that it works.
Notes for owner
This is the ops-change PR that
.claude/rules/flow.mdasks for — separatefrom the feature work that surfaced it (#1885), with the rationale above.
Scope limit worth naming. This closes the fmt and clippy half. Nothing
still checks the macOS target — no workflow builds it, and
cargo check --target aarch64-apple-darwincannot run on Linux becauseiceoryx2-pal-posix's bindgen wants the Apple SDK. That gap let a real#[cfg]blocker through to human review on #1885. You chose to leave it out ofthis PR; it needs a runner decision, and
CLAUDE.mdcurrently states the checkas something a human runs locally before merge.
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