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Development Notes

All common commands should be found in the justfile.

You can run these with just.

Simple local dev loop

When running with debug_assertions enabled rgr will write its log file to rgr.log in the current working directory.

Thus, it's fairly straightforward to use a development flow with two terminals:

# Terminal 1
# This follows and displays `rgr`'s logs
just dev-logs
# Terminal 2
# This builds and runs `rgr` in debug mode with logging enabled
just dev <rg args>

Updating the README

The README in this repository is generated from the doc comments in src/main.rs.

Once the doc comments have been updated, run just readme to apply the changes to the README.

Submitting a Pull Request

Some guidelines:

  • All development is done on the next branch, so please target that for any Pull Request.
    • (Exceptions can be made for PRs that only update the README or don't change any code)
  • Make sure to run just fmt on each commit so formatting is consistent
  • Make sure to also use just test to ensure each commit passes the tests

Making a release

Mostly so I don't forget if I come back to this project after a while.

  1. use just bump to bump the version
  2. create PR with version bump and merge
  3. if merge commit has a successful CI build, then git tag <version> on master
  4. CI will create a draft release and start uploading artifacts to it
  5. edit it, and publish it as a release