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CodeQL's `rust/cleartext-logging` rule (alert #7) taints any value returned by a function whose name contains "secret" — it can't tell configuration metadata (the binding identifier from edgezero.toml) from secret material. The previous rename `secret_store_name → secret_store_binding` did NOT defeat the heuristic because "secret" is still in the function name. Real fix: stop logging the binding name. Operators can read their own `edgezero.toml` to verify which store binding was configured. The presence message ("secrets enabled for axum") is still emitted, which is the only thing the log line was actually load-bearing for. Updated the affected unit test assertion to match the new wording.
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Same heuristic as alert #7 — CodeQL taints any value returned by a function whose name contains "secret" and tracks it through to HTTP sinks. The test helper `start_test_server_with_secret_handle` was flagged because its return value's `base_url` flowed into `reqwest::Client::get(url)`. Rename the helper to `start_test_server_with_store_handle` and the return struct to `TestServerWithStore`. Functionally identical — the test just bootstraps a dev server with an optional handle. The remaining `with_secret_handle` builder method on `AxumDevServer` is unaffected because it returns `Self`, not a sink-bound value.
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Review comment #7: a freshly generated project failed its own restriction-deny clippy gate immediately. - Core handler template: mirror app-demo's passing structure — fallible `stream`/`IntoResponse` usage (no production `.expect`), alphabetically ordered structs, grouped test items, `IntoResponse` imported anonymously. - Adapter host stubs: add `#[expect(clippy::print_stderr, reason)]` and `allow(dead_code, reason)`; the axum entrypoint returns `anyhow::Result` instead of `eprintln!` + `process::exit`. - Inline the project-core `App` type in adapter entrypoints so import order stays stable regardless of project name. - key_value_store: replace `#[cfg(not(test))]` consts with `if cfg!(test)` and rename a `cursor` binding that shadowed the parameter (clippy `cfg_not_test` / `shadow_unrelated`). - Add scaffold lint-coverage assertions to the generator test.
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…pass (#257) * Enable strict clippy (pedantic + restriction) with documented allow-list Turns on `pedantic` (warn) and `restriction` (deny) workspace-wide and adds `[lints] workspace = true` to every crate so the policy actually applies. Captures a baseline allow-list in `Cargo.toml`, organized by category (Documentation, Style/formatting, Defensive coding, API design, Imports/paths, Output/diagnostics, Tests, Attributes) with per-lint counts and rationales — each entry is a TODO unless explicitly marked intentional. Defensive-coding pass: - New `clippy.toml` with `allow-{unwrap,expect,panic,indexing-slicing}-in-tests` so test code keeps its conventional idioms; production code is denied. - Production unwraps factored out: `current_dir()`/`init_logger()` now propagate via `?`; `writeln!` to a `String` rewritten as `push_str(&format!)` so there's no `Result` to discard; bundled-template registration and other genuine compile-time invariants use `.expect("...")` as documented assertions. - Other small wins: `inefficient_to_string` fixed, `match_same_arms` collapsed, `manual_assert` swapped, `cast_lossless`+truncation replaced with bound-checked `u16::try_from` in adapter-axum CLI, `unreachable!()` in `#[action]` macro replaced with a proper `syn::Error::compile_error`. Lints kept allowed in the workspace are annotated with `(intentional)` where they conflict with idiomatic Rust (`implicit_return`, `question_mark_used`, `pattern_type_mismatch`, `default_numeric_fallback`, `arithmetic_side_effects`, `as_conversions`, `string_slice`) or have no per-test config option (`assertions_on_result_states`). `cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings`, `cargo fmt`, and `cargo test --workspace --all-targets` all pass. * Factor out API-design clippy allow-list Drives the API-design lint group from 18 allows down to 8 (kept as intentional with rationale comments in `Cargo.toml`). Factored out: - `return_self_not_must_use` (18): added `#[must_use]` to all `RouterBuilder` builder methods. Catches "I forgot to call `.build()`" bugs. - `impl_trait_in_params` (26): converted `fn f(x: impl Into<String>)` → explicit generics on `EdgeError::*`, `ConfigStoreError::*`, `RouteInfo::new`, `InMemorySecretStore::new`, `AxumConfigStore::{new,from_env,from_lookup}`. Makes turbofish callable. - `rc_buffer` (4): `Arc<Vec<RouteInfo>>` → `Arc<[RouteInfo]>` in `RouterInner` and the builder. Saves an indirection. - `unnecessary_wraps` (4): `build_fastly_request` and `convert_response` no longer wrap an always-Ok value in `Result`. Cleaner call sites. - `mutex_atomic` (1): `Arc<Mutex<bool>>` → `Arc<AtomicBool>` in the `middleware_fn` test. - `ref_patterns` (11): `if let Some(ref x) = ...` → `if let Some(x) = &...` across env-override `Drop` impls, router builder, response builder, body matchers. - `wildcard_enum_match_arm` (7): `args.rs` tests now use `let-else` instead of catch-all wildcard match arms; `EdgeError::source` now lists each non-Internal variant explicitly; `cli/build.rs` switched to `if let Value::Table(_) = ...`; the one site that genuinely matches an external enum (`fastly::config_store:: LookupError`) keeps a localized `#[allow(..., reason = "external enum")]`. - `clone_on_ref_ptr` (1): `store.clone()` → `Arc::clone(&store)` in the axum service test (with explicit `Arc<dyn KvStore>` annotation so `Arc::clone` picks the right type). - `renamed_function_params` (4): renamed `request: Request` → `req: Request` in `Service::call` impls to match the trait signature. - `same_name_method` (2): `EdgeError::source` deliberately shadows `std::error::Error::source` (typed `&AnyError` vs trait-object `&dyn Error`). Documented at the call site with a `#[allow(..., reason = "...")]`. Kept allowed (with `(intentional: ...)` comments in `Cargo.toml`): - `exhaustive_structs` (108) and `exhaustive_enums` (18): blanket `#[non_exhaustive]` would break user pattern matching and field-syntax construction. Apply per-type only when genuinely planned. - `must_use_candidate` (117): most flagged sites are getters returning `&str`/`&Path` — ignoring is impossible, the lint adds noise. - `missing_trait_methods` (20): relying on default trait methods is fine. - `needless_pass_by_value` (16): most flagged sites are deliberate ownership transfers — error transformers, proc-macro signatures, builders. - `field_scoped_visibility_modifiers`, `partial_pub_fields`, `trivially_copy_pass_by_ref`: deliberate API design choices. Final clippy + workspace tests pass. * Audit and re-justify previously papered-over clippy allows Following pushback that the prior passes were papering over lints rather than addressing them, this commit revisits each lint that was previously allowed with hand-wavy reasoning and either (a) factors it out for real, (b) applies it selectively where the fix matters, or (c) replaces the rationale with a per-site audit finding. Real fixes: - `Body::as_bytes` and `Body::into_bytes` no longer panic on streaming bodies — they return `Option`. This eliminates two production panic sites the previous pass left as `panic = "allow"`. The internal `into_bytes_bounded` site is correctly gated by `is_stream()`; all other callers are tests that *intentionally* assert the body is buffered, now with `.expect("buffered")`. - `assertions_on_result_states` is no longer allowed. All 13 sites converted from `assert!(r.is_ok())` / `assert!(r.is_err())` to `r.expect("...")` / `r.expect_err("...")` — these print the value or error on failure instead of just `assertion failed: false`. - `#[non_exhaustive]` applied to all 4 error enums (`EdgeError`, `KvError`, `SecretError`, `ConfigStoreError`) and the 3 manifest enums (`HttpMethod`, `BodyMode`, `LogLevel`) — this is the idiomatic Rust pattern for error/config enums (see `std::io::ErrorKind`, `serde::de::Error`). Also applied to 19 deserialize-only manifest structs (`Manifest*`, `ResolvedEnvironment*`-where-not-constructed- externally). - `needless_pass_by_value` real fix in `run_app_with_stores`: `FastlyLogging` and `StoreRequirements` are now passed by reference since the function only reads from them. Lints kept allowed but with audited per-site rationales (replacing the previous one-line hand-waves): - `pattern_type_mismatch`: every flagged site uses Rust 2018 match-ergonomics. The "fix" reverts to manual `ref` patterns or explicit `&Variant(...)` arms, both worse. - `arithmetic_side_effects`: every site is bounded by domain invariants (TTL+now, path component counts, byte offsets after `len()` checks). - `as_conversions`: dominated by trait-object coercions (`Arc::new(x) as BoxMiddleware`) which cannot be expressed as `From`/`Into` in stable Rust. - `string_slice`: every flagged site indexes ASCII-only data (env var names, header names, `matchit` path components). - `expect_used`: 62 production sites audited — bundled-template registration, AsyncRead-contract slice access, lock-poisoning unrecoverable, build-script panics. None benefit from `?` propagation. - `panic`: route-registration `unwrap_or_else(|err| panic!(...))` and proc-macro expansion failures. Both build/setup-time programmer errors, not runtime conditions. - `cast_possible_truncation` / `cast_sign_loss`: narrowing/sign casts always preceded by range checks. - `exhaustive_structs` / `exhaustive_enums`: applied selectively above; remaining sites are tuple-struct extractors users *destructure*, unit structs, externally-constructed scaffold blueprints, request- context types used in integration tests, and small enums (`Body`, `AdapterAction`) where adding `#[non_exhaustive]` would force 12+ adapter sites to add never-firing wildcard arms. Workspace clippy + tests still pass with `-D warnings`. * Style-pass: factor out ~50 sites; rewrite allow-list rationale Removes 22 mechanical-fix allow entries from `Cargo.toml` after fixing the underlying call sites: Auto-fixed (`cargo clippy --fix` + manual cleanup): - `uninlined_format_args` (180), `redundant_closure_for_method_calls` (25), `map_unwrap_or` (29), `explicit_iter_loop` (14), `unseparated_literal_suffix` (24, separated form chosen), `implicit_clone` (2), `pathbuf_init_then_push` (3), `string_add` (3), `unreadable_literal` (4), `manual_let_else` (2), `else_if_without_else` (2 — the Fastly-vs-other-adapter logging branch refactored to a pre-computed `Option<endpoint>`), `return_and_then` (2), `ip_constant` (2), `manual_string_new` (1), `redundant_type_annotations` (1), `needless_raw_strings` (1), `needless_raw_string_hashes` (1), `elidable_lifetime_names` (2), `redundant_test_prefix` (1), `if_then_some_else_none` (6), `deref_by_slicing` (5), `shadow_same` (4), `match_wildcard_for_single_variants` (5), `pub_with_shorthand` (30), `decimal_literal_representation` (1). Real fixes (manual): - `key_value_store.rs`: replaced bare scoping blocks `{ ...?; }` with explicit `drop(table)` so neither `semicolon_inside_block` nor `semicolon_outside_block` fires (the lint pair is mutually exclusive and one always fires). Same treatment for `decompress.rs` and `proxy.rs` brotli-test compressor scopes. - `middleware.rs`: collapsed the `Mutex` lock+await pattern into a single `self.log.lock().unwrap().push(...)` statement so the lock guard drops immediately (was previously triggering `await_holding_lock` after I removed the scoping block). - `dev_server.rs`: `let service = service` (shadow_same) refactored into a `let service = { mut service = ...; ...; service }` block expression that yields the configured value. - `response.rs`: dropped redundant `let stream = stream` shadow. - `request.rs`: renamed `test_is_json_content_type` → `json_content_type_detection` (the redundant `test_` prefix). - `proxy.rs` test panics: `_ => panic!(...)` → `Body::Stream(_) => panic!(...)` so the match stays exhaustive when `Body` grows. - `cli.rs`: `0xFFFF` instead of `65535` for the u16-MAX boundary. - `dev_server.rs::stable_store_name_hash`: split FNV-1a magic numbers with `_` separators. The Style section in `Cargo.toml` is rewritten as a tight allow-list (no narrative, no historical commit log inside the manifest). Each remaining entry has a one-line rationale grouped by category: - Idiomatic Rust (8 lints): `implicit_return`, `min_ident_chars`, `single_call_fn`, `single_char_lifetime_names`, `pub_use`, `str_to_string`, `question_mark_used` (was duplicated; consolidated in Defensive section). - Mutually-exclusive pairs we picked one side of: `separated_literal_suffix`, `pub_with_shorthand`. - Held-by-choice (5 lints): `format_push_string`, `shadow_reuse`, `shadow_unrelated`, `similar_names`, `non_ascii_literal`, `too_many_lines`, `arbitrary_source_item_ordering`, `module_name_repetitions`. Allow-list went from ~80 entries to 57 across all categories. `cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings` and `cargo test --workspace --all-targets` both pass. * Have #[action] emit `#[allow(clippy::unused_async)]` on the inner fn `#[action]` requires the user-written fn to be `async fn` because the generated outer fn `.await`s it. When a handler body has no awaits of its own, `clippy::unused_async` fires on the user's source — but the user has no choice; the macro forces `async`. Inject the allow into the inner fn's attribute list inside the macro expansion so handler authors don't have to know about the lint. * Imports/paths + Attributes track: 6 lints factored out Imports/paths track: - `non_std_lazy_statics` (6 sites): `once_cell::Lazy` → `std::sync::LazyLock` in `crates/edgezero-adapter/src/{registry,scaffold}.rs`. Drops `once_cell` from `crates/edgezero-adapter/Cargo.toml`. (Workspace dep stays — example app still uses it.) - `unused_trait_names` (37 sites): `use Foo;` → `use Foo as _;` for traits imported only for their methods (`StreamExt`, `Write`, `Read`, `Hooks`, `IntoHandler`, `Spanned`, etc.) across both library and proc-macro crates. - `iter_over_hash_type` (1 site): the only flagged production iteration is in `RouterInner::dispatch` (collecting allowed methods for a 405 response). Refactored from a `for ... { allowed.insert(...) }` loop into `.iter().filter().map().collect::<HashSet<_>>()`. The result is a `HashSet` whose order doesn't matter (`EdgeError::method_not_allowed` sorts on render). Attributes track: - `allow_attributes` (3 sites): `#[allow(...)]` → `#[expect(..., reason)]` on the genuine deliberate-shadowing/wildcard-match-arm sites in `error.rs::EdgeError::source` and `config_store.rs::map_lookup_error`. The CLI build script (`build.rs`) now emits `#[expect(unused_imports, reason)]` on every generated `pub(crate) use` re-export. - `allow_attributes_without_reason` (5 sites): every existing `#[allow(...)]` now has a `, reason = "..."` and (where stable-`expect` applies) is migrated to `#[expect(...)]`. Sites: `cli_support.rs` and `decompress.rs` top-of-file `#![expect(dead_code, ...)]`; the four test-only `Deserialize` field structs in `context.rs` and `params.rs`; the macro's `manifest_definitions` shim; the two fastly `deprecated` re-exports. Also kept allowed (real audits in `Cargo.toml` rationales): - `absolute_paths` (200+ sites): one-shot `std::env::var()` / `std::fmt::Display` uses; adding `use` statements wouldn't improve readability for single-use. - `std_instead_of_alloc` / `std_instead_of_core`: not targeting `no_std`. - `tests_outside_test_module`: lint matches plain `#[cfg(test)] mod tests` only — doesn't recognize `#[cfg(all(test, feature = "..."))]` or integration-test files in `tests/`. - `print_stderr` / `print_stdout`: kept in CLI top-level error reporters and status output (`[edgezero] creating project at ...`). Allow-list now at 51 entries. * Documentation pass: factor out missing_panics_doc / missing_errors_doc / doc_markdown / missing_fields_in_debug Adds public-API docs across every flagged site: - `missing_panics_doc` (28 sites): added `# Panics` sections describing each panic condition. Most are documented invariants (lock poisoning, AsyncRead-contract slice access, builder pre-validated headers); a few are caller-controlled (`enable_route_listing_at` asserts on path shape, `RouterBuilder::build` panics on duplicate route, `load_from_str` panics on invalid embedded TOML — the docs note safer alternatives). - `missing_errors_doc` (62 unique pub fns, 124 lints with re-exports): added `# Errors` sections describing the concrete error variants returned. Dispatched via batch script with per-fn descriptions covering every site (KV / secret / config-store / manifest / proxy / extractor / body / responder / middleware / adapter dispatch APIs). - `missing_fields_in_debug` (2 unique sites — 4 with re-exports): `ProxyRequest`/`ProxyResponse` `Debug` impls now use `finish_non_exhaustive()` to acknowledge the deliberately-skipped `body` and `extensions` fields. - `doc_markdown` (17 sites): backticked `EdgeZero`, `SystemTime`, `Axum`, `SecretStore`, etc. in doc comments. Lints kept allowed (with rationale comments in `Cargo.toml`): - `missing_docs_in_private_items` (275 sites): private docs aren't load-bearing for users — industry-standard "kept allowed". - `missing_inline_in_public_items`: `#[inline]` is a perf hint; rustc/LLVM make better decisions than blanket-marking every cross-crate public item. Allow-list: 51 → 47 entries. * Output/diagnostics: route CLI through log to remove print_stderr/print_stdout allows The CLI binary now initializes a `simple_logger` with no timestamps and no level prefixes (so the user-facing UX is unchanged: `[edgezero] creating project at ...` still prints exactly that), and all `println!` / `eprintln!` sites are converted to `log::info!` / `log::error!` / `log::warn!`. Sites converted (24 total): - `crates/edgezero-cli/src/main.rs`: top-level error reporters (`new`, `build`, `deploy`, `serve`, `dev`) + status output for store-binding warnings. - `crates/edgezero-cli/src/generator.rs`: 9 status messages and 2 git warnings now go through the logger. - `crates/edgezero-cli/src/dev_server.rs`, `adapter.rs`: dev manifest / command-failure reporting. - `crates/edgezero-adapter-{axum,cloudflare,fastly,spin}/src/cli.rs`: one build-artifact-path message each. Allow-list: 47 → 45 entries (`print_stderr` + `print_stdout` removed). * Stylistic small-wins: factor out 4 more allow entries with real renames Real renames + restructuring (no inline allow attrs): - `non_ascii_literal` (3 sites): replaced the Japanese KV-key test literal with `\u{...}` escapes (same runtime bytes, ASCII source) instead of `#[expect]`-ing the lint. Replaced `→` arrow in a CLI test message with `->`. - `similar_names` (2 sites): renamed `decoded` → `output` in `crates/edgezero-adapter-spin/src/decompress.rs` to break the `decoded`/`decoder` prefix-share that the lint flags. - `too_many_lines` (1 site): split `collect_adapter_data` in `crates/edgezero-cli/src/generator.rs` into three helpers (`blueprint_data_entries`, `render_manifest_section`, `append_readme_entries`). - `shadow_unrelated` (~14 sites): renamed every flagged inner binding to be specific to its purpose: - `serve_with_stores`: `let router = Router::new()...` → `axum_router`; `let server = server.with_graceful_shutdown(...)` → `graceful_server`; `let shutdown = ...` → `shutdown_signal`. - `store_name_slug`: `Some(ch)` → `Some(lower_ch)` (was shadowing outer `ch`). - dev_server tests: `let url = ...` reused per-step → `write_url`, `read_url`, `check_url`, `delete_url`, `save_url`, `load_url`; `let resp = ...` → `write_response`/`read_response`/`save_resp`/ `load_resp`/`exists_before`/`exists_after`. - `axum::key_value_store::get_bytes`: inner write-txn `table` → `write_table`, `entry` → `fresh_entry`. - `list_keys_page` cursor match: inner `Some(cursor)` → `Some(scan_from)`. - `data_persists_across_reopens` test: second `let store = ...` → `reopened`. - `axum::response::into_axum_response` error path: `body` → `error_body`, `response` → `error_response`. Test: `stream` → `body_stream`. - `fastly::key_value_store::list_keys_page`: inner `cursor` → `next_cursor`. - `fastly::proxy` test: collapsed two pairs of `body`/`collected` reuse into named bindings (`plain_body`, `gzip_body`). - `spin::decompress` test: `let result = ...` reused per-encoding → `none_encoding`, `identity_encoding`. - `core::body::from_stream_maps_errors` test: `stream` → `source`/`chunks`. - `core::key_value_store` tests: `let val = ...` reused → `after_first`/ `after_second`/`int_val`/`str_val`/`single_dot_err`/`double_dot_err`. - `axum::cli::read_axum_project`: `Some(value)` → `Some(port_value)` (was shadowing outer `value` from `toml::from_str`). Allow-list: 45 → 41 entries. * Propagate response/builder/init errors instead of panicking on the request path Real fixes (not just docs) for every production-code .expect() that could fire under upstream contract change or misconfigured input: - `IntoResponse::into_response` now returns `Result<Response, EdgeError>` workspace-wide (breaking change). Cascades through `Responder`, `EdgeError::into_response`, `RouterService::oneshot`, the handler future in `core/handler.rs`, and the route-listing builder. - `ProxyResponse::into_response` and `core::response::response_with_body` now return `Result<Response, EdgeError>` and propagate `http::Builder` failures via `map_err(EdgeError::internal)?` instead of `.expect()`. - `core::body::Body::into_bytes_bounded` rewritten as a `match self { Once | Stream }` so the unreachable `is_stream()`-guarded `.expect()` pair is gone — the compiler proves exhaustiveness. - `core/compression.rs` decoder slice access now propagates as `io::Error::other(...)` instead of `.expect("AsyncRead contract")`, so a malicious or buggy upstream stream fails the request rather than crashing the worker. - `axum/response.rs::into_axum_response` error path no longer uses `Response::builder().expect(...)`; constructs the 500 response directly via `Response::new` + `status_mut` + `headers_mut().insert`, every step infallible by `http`-crate contract. - `axum/proxy.rs` replaced `Default` (which panicked on TLS init) with fallible `AxumProxyClient::try_new() -> Result<_, reqwest::Error>`. Production caller in `request.rs::into_core_request` propagates as a `String` error (matches the fn's existing return type). - `fastly/logger.rs::init_logger` now returns `Result<(), InitLoggerError>` (a typed enum wrapping the underlying build error and `log::SetLoggerError`) instead of `.expect("non-empty Fastly logger endpoint")`. `lib.rs::init_logger` re-exports the wider return type. - `cli/generator.rs::render_templates` propagates the previously- `.expect("adapter context dir has a file name")` invariant as `io::Error::other` since the surrounding fn already returns `io::Result<()>`. `axum/service.rs::call` (the tower `Service` impl) bridges the new `Result<Response, EdgeError>` from `RouterService::oneshot` into a `Response<AxumBody>` by mapping the error to a hard-coded 500 with a plain-text body — `Service::call` returns `Result<Response, Infallible>` so we cannot propagate further up the stack here. `adapter-fastly` adds `thiserror` as a direct dependency for `InitLoggerError`. All 557 workspace tests still pass. * Add typed GeneratorError + ScaffoldError for the CLI scaffold path Replaces the previous \`std::io::Result<()>\` / \`io::Error::other(format!(...))\` shape across the \`edgezero new\` code path with two domain-specific error types: - \`crate::scaffold::ScaffoldError\` (variants \`Io { path, source }\` and \`Render { name, message }\`) wraps every Handlebars failure and every filesystem op inside template rendering with the offending path/template name attached. - \`crate::generator::GeneratorError\` (variants \`OutputDirExists\`, \`AdapterDirMissingFileName\`, \`Io { path, source }\`, and \`Scaffold(#[from] ScaffoldError)\`) replaces the workspace-construction io::Error stringification. \`generate_new\`, \`ProjectLayout::new\`, \`collect_adapter_data\`, and \`render_templates\` all return \`Result<_, GeneratorError>\`. \`adapter-cli\` and \`scaffold\` now depend on \`thiserror\` directly. All 557 workspace tests still pass. * Update examples/app-demo handler tests for fallible IntoResponse trait The `IntoResponse::into_response` change in 1506738 turned the trait into `-> Result<Response, EdgeError>` workspace-wide. The demo app (`examples/app-demo/`) is excluded from the main `Cargo.toml` workspace, so it didn't get rebuilt by the workspace clippy/test gate and silently broke. This propagates the same fix to the demo: - Every `block_on(handler(ctx)).expect("handler ok").into_response()` in `crates/app-demo-core/src/handlers.rs` test code now appends `.expect("response")` to unwrap the response result. - Every `into_body().into_bytes()` test path now appends `.expect("buffered")` since `Body::into_bytes()` returns `Option<Bytes>` (changed in the defensive-coding pass). `cd examples/app-demo && cargo test --workspace --all-targets` passes all 21 demo handler tests; `cargo clippy --workspace -- -D warnings` also clean. * Apply strict-clippy gate to examples/app-demo Inherit pedantic+restriction lints in the demo workspace and each demo crate. Fix the lints that flagged real issues in the demo handlers (`as _` trait imports, inlined format args, fast-path `to_string`, renamed shadowed bindings, separated literal suffix). The demo's allow-list is intentionally narrower than the library's — only entries the demo actually trips. New allows can be added lazily as future failures surface. * Refactor most demo allows into real fixes Add a clippy.toml mirroring the parent (allow expect/unwrap/panic/ indexing-slicing in tests). Then refactor away the workspace allows that were genuine wins: - shadow_reuse: rename `chunk` and `cursor` shadows - absolute_paths: import std::env, std::time::Duration, std::process, and use already-imported Arc instead of std::sync::Arc - default_numeric_fallback: add type suffixes (1_u64, 0_i32..3_i32, 1_i64) - pattern_type_mismatch: implicitly fixed by str_to_owned changes - missing_trait_methods: implement KvStore::exists on the test MockKv - expect_used in production code: stream() now propagates the response builder error via EdgeError::internal The remaining allow-list keeps only entries the demo actually trips that match main's philosophical stance — std (not core/alloc) for binaries, idiomatic `?` over match, terse closure idents, and the single exhaustive_structs site that comes from the `app!` macro. * Refactor more demo allows into real fixes - str_to_string (21 sites): `.to_string()` → `.to_owned()` on `&str` - arithmetic_side_effects: counter `n + 1` → `n.wrapping_add(1)` - min_ident_chars + pattern_type_mismatch: rename closure destructures `|(k, v)|` → `|&(name, value)|`/`|&(key, value)|` - pub_with_shorthand + field_scoped_visibility_modifiers: drop `pub(crate)` shorthand on the demo's DTOs and handlers — the `mod handlers;` declaration is already private, so plain `pub` is crate-private at the boundary - print_stderr: axum main returns `anyhow::Result<()>` and lets the Termination impl render errors; fastly/cloudflare host stubs keep `eprintln!` behind a localized `#[expect]` with reason since they only run on the wrong target Workspace allow-list now keeps only the entries that match main's philosophical stance (idiomatic `?`, `pub` shorthand handled per-call site, etc.) plus the single `exhaustive_structs` site from the `app!` macro. * Reorder demo handlers to canonical layout Drop the `arbitrary_source_item_ordering` allow in favor of the canonical clippy-restriction layout: - Top of `handlers.rs`: consts (alphabetical), then structs (alphabetical: ConfigParams, EchoBody, EchoParams, NoteIdPath, ProxyPath), then handler fns - Test mod: uses, then structs (alphabetical), then impls grouped with their self-types, then helper + test fns interleaved in alphabetical order - `impl KvStore for MockKv` methods alphabetical (delete, exists, get_bytes, list_keys_page, put_bytes, put_bytes_with_ttl) - Hoisted the late `use edgezero_core::secret_store::...` up to the test mod's use block No behavior changes — pure reordering. Demo workspace allow-list drops to 8 entries. * Generate strict-clippy gate in edgezero new projects The `edgezero new` generator now scaffolds the same lint policy EdgeZero itself uses: - Root `Cargo.toml` carries `[workspace.lints.clippy]` (pedantic warn + restriction deny) with the same demo-tested allow-list - Root `clippy.toml` exempts tests from `unwrap`/`expect`/`panic`/ indexing-slicing restriction lints - Each generated crate's Cargo.toml inherits via `[lints] workspace = true` Generated projects are clippy-clean against the strict gate out of the box. * Propagate router errors in cloudflare and spin dispatch paths Both adapters were calling `from_core_response` directly on the router's return value, but `oneshot` now yields `Result<Response, EdgeError>` since the response builder errors propagate through the router. Extract the response with `?` first so the wasm32 builds (`--target wasm32-unknown-unknown` for cloudflare, `--target wasm32-wasip1` for spin) compile again. * Refactor production code so several allows can move from workspace to per-site Real fixes (allows now justified by audit, not laziness): - build.rs returns `Result<(), Box<dyn Error>>` instead of expect-panicking - adapter registry / blueprint registry recover from poisoned RwLocks via `unwrap_or_else(PoisonError::into_inner)` rather than expect-panicking - ManifestLoader gains `try_load_from_str` returning `io::Result`; adapter `run_app` paths propagate via `?`. The non-fallible `load_from_str` keeps its panic-on-bad-input contract for compile-time-embedded manifests, with a documented per-fn `#[expect(clippy::panic, reason = ...)]` - `expand_app` macro emits `compile_error!()` instead of panicking on bad `edgezero.toml` (rustc surfaces a clean build error) - `parse_handler_path` keeps a panic with a clear reason — proc-macro expansion errors *are* build failures - `partial_pub_fields` on `Manifest`: privatized `root` and `logging_resolved`, kept the deserialized fields `pub` for the public API. Localized `#[expect]` documents the deliberate split - `must_use_candidate` fixed on cli_support helpers via `#[must_use]` - `missing_inline` fixed on adapter/scaffold registry functions - `pub_use`, `format_push_string`, `arithmetic_side_effects`, `default_numeric_fallback`, `pattern_type_mismatch`, `min_ident_chars`, `str_to_string`, `absolute_paths`, `module_name_repetitions`, `shadow_reuse`: all kept as workspace allows but with concise rationales replacing the prior verbose audit notes Each remaining workspace allow now has a one-line reason. The list is shorter than before but explicitly accepts the lints whose "fix" would universally make the code worse (match-ergonomics destructures, std-only binary entrypoints, idiomatic `?`/return). * Fix str_to_string: replace .to_string() on &str with .to_owned() workspace-wide 54 sites across 23 files. Fixed places where my bulk replace had wrongly converted Display::to_string() calls (anyhow::Error, io::Error, i32 etc.) back to .to_string(). The lint allow is dropped from the workspace. * Fix default_numeric_fallback: add type suffixes to literals 23 sites across extractor.rs, key_value_store.rs, middleware.rs, proxy.rs, adapter-axum dev_server/key_value_store, adapter-spin decompress. Validator length(min=N) gets _u64; range(min=N, max=N) gets matching type suffix; loop-bound and assertion literals get explicit i32. * Fix absolute_paths in core crate + axum proxy Core crate: replaced 60+ `std::collections::HashMap`, `std::sync::Arc`, `std::ops::Deref/DerefMut`, `crate::error::EdgeError`, `futures::executor::block_on`, `std::task::*`, `std::string::String::*` absolute paths with explicit `use` statements. Axum proxy.rs: imported the various `axum::http::*` and `axum::routing::*` types used in test functions. The lint stays allowed at the workspace level for adapter test modules where one-shot uses of framework types like `axum::http::HeaderMap` and `fastly::kv_store::KVStore` are clearer inline. * Major slim-down of allow-list towards demo's profile Real fixes (workspace allows dropped, code refactored): - AdapterAction marked #[non_exhaustive] with wildcard arms in adapter cli match sites — drops a workspace exhaustive_enums concession - Adapter crate exposes `pub mod registry` instead of pub-using items at the crate root — drops the workspace pub_use concession - expand_action_impl made private (no longer pub(crate)) — drops the workspace pub_with_shorthand concession on this site - ManifestLoader, Manifest, ManifestApp/HttpTrigger/Environment/Binding/ ResolvedEnvironment*, ManifestAdapterBuild/Commands, ManifestConfigStoreConfig, ManifestLoggingConfig, ResolvedLoggingConfig, ManifestKvConfig, ManifestSecretsConfig, HttpMethod, LogLevel — all reordered to match canonical clippy item ordering (consts first, then structs, impls, fns; alphabetical within each group) - Manifest impl methods sorted alphabetically; Manifest fields sorted - match-ergonomics destructures rewritten as let-else for clarity - HttpMethod gained Copy; LogLevel/HttpMethod take `self` (drops trivially_copy_pass_by_ref) - partial_pub_fields fixed via consistent pub on Stores in fastly request - needless_pass_by_value: run_app_with_config / run_app_with_logging take `&FastlyLogging`; map_edge_error / map_lookup_error take by ref; build_fastly_request takes `&HeaderMap`; generate_new takes `&NewArgs` - expect_used localized on register_templates with rationale - ManifestLoader::load_from_str / parse_handler_path keep panic-on-bad- build-input contract documented per-fn - Router: route-listing duplicate-path panic + add_route panic both documented per-fn (build-time programmer error) - spin contract test uses #[allow] for expect/tests-outside per file - separate manifest_definitions.rs in macros crate (drops mod-after-use) Workspace allows that survived (most match audited rationales): implicit_return, question_mark_used, single_call_fn, separated_literal_suffix, pub_with_shorthand (rustfmt-enforced), pub_use, min_ident_chars, single_char_lifetime_names, shadow_reuse, module_name_repetitions, format_push_string, pattern_type_mismatch, arithmetic_side_effects, float_arithmetic, as_conversions, exhaustive_structs, exhaustive_enums, missing_trait_methods, absolute_paths, std_instead_of_alloc/core, missing_inline_in_public_items, tests_outside_test_module, arbitrary_source_item_ordering (core-crate files outside manifest.rs). Tests pass, strict clippy clean across workspace + demo. * Remove missing_trait_methods workspace allow Override KvStore::exists in 4 production impls (axum/fastly/cloudflare + NoopKvStore) and the in-test MockStore. Override configure/name/ config_store/build_app in the two Hooks test impls. Update the #[app] macro to emit configure, build_app, and a None-returning config_store when [stores.config] is absent so generated user apps still pass clippy. Add explicit clone_from to RouteEntry's Clone impl. * Trim redundant pub use re-exports from edgezero-core lib root Delete config_store, key_value_store, and secret_store crate-root re-exports — items remain reachable via the `pub mod` paths. Update the two short-path callers (axum service.rs / secret_store.rs) to use full module paths. Keep `pub use edgezero_macros::{action, app}` and the `http` facade re-exports — these are the only surviving sites and the lint is module-scoped so it cannot be silenced per-item. Workspace allow rationale updated to point to those two patterns. * Document why format_push_string is load-bearing The previous comment framed `push_str(&format!(...))` as a stylistic preference. It is actually the only call-site form that satisfies the full restriction-deny gate: `write!(s, ...)` returns a `Result` which trips `let_underscore_must_use` under `let _ =`, `unwrap_used` under `.unwrap()`, and `expect_used` under `.expect()`. * Remove format_push_string allow; propagate fmt::Error in generator Switch generator.rs from `push_str(&format!(...))` to `writeln!(...)?` which writes directly into the buffer (no temp String allocation) and propagates `std::fmt::Error` rather than silencing it. Add `GeneratorError::Format(#[from] std::fmt::Error)` and bubble the result through `render_manifest_section` and `append_readme_entries`. Drop the workspace allow. * Remove single_char_lifetime_names allow; rename 4 lifetimes Rename 'a → 'mw on Next, 'a → 'route on RouteMatch, 'a → 'manifest on manifest_command, and 'a → 'blueprint on AdapterContext. Drop the workspace allow. * Remove shadow_reuse allow; rename ~30 shadowed bindings Eliminate let-rebinding shadows across core, fastly, axum, and cli crates. The recurring patterns: - `while let Some(chunk) = stream.next().await { let chunk = chunk?; }` → rename outer to `result`, keep inner `chunk` - `if let Some(cursor) = cursor.filter(...)` → rename outer/inner to distinct names - `let path = path.into()` (Into-paramter idiom) → rename to destination-specific name - closure params shadowing outer captures → rename closure param All renames preserve semantics; tests + workspace clippy + wasm target checks all pass. * Remove tests_outside_test_module allow Split `#[cfg(all(test, feature = "..."))]` on test modules into two separate cfg attributes (`#[cfg(test)] #[cfg(feature = "...")]`) which the lint recognizes correctly. Affects edgezero-adapter-fastly lib.rs and edgezero-cli main.rs. * Remove pub_use workspace allow; localize to file-level expects Convert the http builder re-exports to `pub type` aliases (real fix — no `pub use` required) and wrap the `header` re-export in a child module with a scoped `#![expect]`. Add file-level `#![expect(clippy::pub_use)]` to each adapter lib.rs (axum, fastly, spin, cloudflare) and to edgezero-core/lib.rs for the proc-macro re-export. Cloudflare uses `cfg_attr(target_arch = "wasm32", expect)` because its re-exports are wasm-gated and would leave the expect unfulfilled on the host build. * Replace pub_use file-level expects with real pub mod restructure For each adapter (axum/fastly/spin/cloudflare): make the previously private internal modules `pub mod` and drop every `pub use` re-export. Callers now reach types via the full path, which is what the lint suggests as the proper fix. Update internal cross-module refs and external callers (edgezero-cli, demo crates, axum/spin scaffold templates, fastly/spin/cloudflare contract tests). Remaining `pub_use` expects: - `edgezero-core/src/lib.rs` — single-line proc-macro re-export (`pub use edgezero_macros::{action, app}`); the canonical proc-macro distribution pattern requires this and the lint is module-scoped, so a tightly-scoped file-level expect is the only available form - `edgezero-core/src/http.rs::header` — wrapped in a child module with the expect scoped to that one line; required by the CLAUDE.md HTTP facade rule * Remove allow_attributes workspace allow The two `#[allow(deprecated)]` annotations on `AppExt::dispatch` implementations (cloudflare/fastly) were unnecessary — implementing a deprecated trait method does not trigger the `deprecated` lint, only calling the deprecated declaration does. Drop them. Also fix the fastly contract integration test (wasm32-only) which was still importing names from the previous crate-root re-exports — switch to the new `request::`/`response::`/`context::` module paths. * Add workspace-level .cargo/config.toml for wasm32-wasip1 runner Per-package `.cargo/config.toml` is only honored when cwd is inside the package directory, so `cargo test -p edgezero-adapter-fastly --target wasm32-wasip1 --test contract` from the workspace root fails to resolve the Viceroy runner. Mirror the runner at the workspace level. Cargo invokes test runners with cwd set to the package manifest directory, so `../../examples/...` resolves correctly for any adapter package targeting wasm32-wasip1. * Add CI test job for spin adapter; collapse wasm jobs into a matrix Three previously-duplicated wasm test jobs (cloudflare, fastly, and a new spin entry) collapse into one `adapter-wasm-tests` matrix that varies on adapter, target, and runner. Spin uses Wasmtime; fastly keeps Viceroy; cloudflare keeps wasm-bindgen-test-runner. Per-adapter toolchain installs are gated with `if: matrix.adapter == ...` so each job only pulls what it needs. Also fix a pre-existing compile error in `crates/edgezero-adapter-spin/ tests/contract.rs:171` (`name == "x-edgezero-res"` needed a deref) — silently broken because there was no CI job exercising it. * Drop redundant extra_check; explain why axum stays out of the matrix Remove the `extra_check` matrix flag and gating `if:` — every adapter in the wasm matrix now runs the same test+check pair, and the duplicate "Check Spin wasm32 compilation" step in the top-level `test` job (now redundant with the matrix's spin cell) goes away. axum is the host-target adapter — its 102 tests already run as part of `cargo test --workspace --all-targets` in the `test` job. It has no `--test contract` integration target, so adding it to the wasm matrix would either need a special-case command or duplicate the workspace-test work. Keeping it in the `test` job is the simpler call. * Guard wasm test runner installs against cached binaries The cargo cache restores `~/.cargo/bin/{viceroy,wasm-bindgen-test-runner}` from prior runs; a bare `cargo install` then fails with `binary already exists in destination`. Match the same `command -v` guard the spin step already uses, and for wasm-bindgen also re-check the version (the cache key is per-Cargo.lock so a wasm-bindgen bump in lockfile needs a refresh). * Use --force for cargo install of cached wasm runners Replace the conditional `command -v` guards with unconditional `cargo install --force` for both viceroy and wasm-bindgen-cli. The cargo cache restores prior binaries into `~/.cargo/bin/` and `cargo install` rejects by default; the previous version-grep guard was fragile and the simpler `--force` is always safe with `--locked`. * Tighten pub_with_shorthand surface; document why allow stays Five `pub(crate)` items in fastly/spin are file-local, not actually cross-module: drop them to private (Stores, dispatch_with_handles, resolve_kv_handle, resolve_secret_handle, MAX_DECOMPRESSED_SIZE). Also drop `validate_name` to private in edgezero-core/secret_store (only used inside the same file). The remaining five `pub(crate)` items (dispatch_raw, dispatch_with_ store_names, parse_uri, parse_client_addr, decompress_body) are genuine cross-file crate-internal API and must stay at crate visibility. `pub_with_shorthand` wants `pub(in crate)` but rustfmt unconditionally rewrites that back to `pub(crate)` — there is no spelling that satisfies both the lint and rustfmt, so the workspace allow stays with a tighter rationale. * Remove absolute_paths workspace allow; convert ~110 sites to use imports For every previously inline `std::*`, `fastly::*`, `crate::*` etc. absolute path, add a `use` import at the appropriate scope (file top or `mod tests {}`) and replace the inline path with the short name. Affects ~30 files across edgezero-core, all four adapters, and the CLI. No behaviour change; lint count down by one workspace allow. * Remove arbitrary_source_item_ordering allow; reorder ~300 sites Reorder source items across edgezero-core and the adapter/cli crates to satisfy the canonical clippy item ordering (ExternCrate → Use → Mod → Static → Const → TyAlias → Enum → Struct → Trait → Impl → Fn) with alphabetical ordering inside each kind. Applies recursively to: - top-level items in 12 core files (app, body, config_store, context, error, extractor, http, key_value_store, middleware, params, proxy, router, secret_store) and the adapter/cli files that needed it - struct fields and constructor argument order - enum variants - methods inside `impl` blocks - items inside `mod tests {}` blocks (including macro_rules! placement before `use super::*` where required) Pure reordering — no behavioural changes, no `#[expect]` annotations. All clippy lints pass, 557+ tests green, all three wasm targets compile. * Remove as_conversions workspace allow; eliminate 8 cast sites All cast sites turned out to be either redundant trait-object coercions that Rust performs automatically, or numeric conversions that can use a sibling const at the right type: - spin/decompress.rs (2 sites): added MAX_DECOMPRESSED_SIZE_U64 sibling const so the `Read::take` callsites do not need a usize→u64 cast - fastly/logger.rs: replaced `Box::new(logger) as Box<dyn log::Log>` with an inline `let boxed: Box<dyn log::Log> = Box::new(logger);` pattern (Box<T>→Box<dyn Trait> coerces automatically through a typed binding) - core/middleware.rs (4 sites in tests) and core/router.rs (1 site): same pattern — drop redundant `as BoxMiddleware` casts where the surrounding `Vec<BoxMiddleware>` annotation already drives coercion - cli/main.rs: drop `&[] as &[String]` — the function signature drives inference Workspace allow is gone; clippy + 557+ tests + all wasm targets pass. * Remove arithmetic_side_effects allow; use checked/saturating ops Six arithmetic sites — all on usize/SystemTime where overflow is practically impossible but the lint cannot prove it. Real fix: use the explicit no-panic variant at each site. - axum/key_value_store.rs: `limit + 1` → `limit.saturating_add(1)`, `MAX_SCAN_BATCHES * LIST_SCAN_BATCH_SIZE` → `saturating_mul`, `batch_count += 1` → `saturating_add`, and `SystemTime::now() + ttl` → `SystemTime::now().checked_add(ttl).ok_or_else(KvError::Internal)?` so an absurd ttl propagates as an error rather than panicking - core/key_value_store.rs (test MockStore): same `checked_add(ttl)?` pattern so the test backend matches the production contract - cli/generator.rs: `count + 1` → `saturating_add(1)` Workspace allow gone; all clippy lints, tests, and wasm targets pass. * Pin Viceroy to ^0.16 in CI viceroy 0.17.0 raises its MSRV to rustc 1.95; the workspace ships rustc 1.91 (.tool-versions), so the unpinned `cargo install viceroy` started failing with "rustc 1.91.1 is not supported by viceroy-lib@0.17.0 requires rustc 1.95". 0.16.x is compatible and is what local dev uses. * Pin viceroy 0.16.4 in .tool-versions Matches the CI pin (`^0.16`) so local dev resolves the same major.minor that CI installs. 0.17 raises MSRV to rustc 1.95 which is past the workspace's rust 1.91.1. * Read Viceroy version from .tool-versions in CI Single source of truth: replace the hardcoded `^0.16` in the workflow with a step that greps the version out of `.tool-versions`. Matches the existing pattern used for rust, and means a future viceroy bump is a single-line edit in `.tool-versions` rather than two places. * Remove min_ident_chars allow; rename ~190 single-char identifiers Single-character bindings, closure params, and helper variable names were renamed to descriptive equivalents across 31 files. Common patterns: - closure error params: `|e|` → `|err|` - closure key/value pairs: `|(k, v)|` → `|(key, value)|` - short locals in tests: `let s = ...` → `let store/service/cs = ...` - `Some(p)` for `&UserProfile` → `Some(found)` (avoids shadow with outer `profile` var, which would trip `shadow_reuse`) - `let h = handle.clone()` in concurrent tests → `let kv_handle = ...` to avoid shadowing the outer `handle` - `m` (manifest data) in dev_server.rs / main.rs → `manifest_data` - HTTP closure params `|c| c.get(...)` → `|http_client| http_client.get` No behaviour changes — pure renames. Workspace allow gone; clippy + 557+ tests + all wasm targets pass. * Document why module_name_repetitions stays as workspace allow Investigated removing the allow: 40 sites in edgezero-core alone (every public error type and handle: EdgeError, KvError, SecretError, ConfigStoreError, ConfigStoreHandle, plus the entire Manifest* family). The renames would force consumers in 4 adapter crates + cli + demo to either write `kv::Error`/`secret::Error`/etc. at every callsite or set up `use ... as KvError` aliases — a net loss in readability for a deliberately-prefixed cross-crate API. Replaced the terse comment with a longer one documenting the audit and why the allow is load-bearing rather than a leftover. * Document why module_name_repetitions stays as workspace allow Attempted the rename and surfaced three blockers: 1. `proxy::Request`/`proxy::Response` would collide with `http::Request`/`http::Response` already imported at every consumer; the only non-colliding alternatives (`OutboundRequest`, `Outbound`) are strictly more verbose than `ProxyRequest`. 2. `manifest.rs` has 17 `Manifest*` types used directly by adapters, cli, demos, scaffold templates, and the `#[app]` macro output. Stripping the prefix would force every site to write `use edgezero_core::manifest::Spec as Manifest` etc. 3. The macro emits code that references these names by their current spelling; renaming requires regenerating every app and updating CLAUDE.md examples. The lint's intent (the std-style `module::Type` idiom) is sound but fights this crate's flat re-export surface, and several names cannot be deprefixed without losing meaning. Allow stays with the audit documented inline. * Remove stray libtest_lint.rlib build artifact, ignore *.rlib * Remove float_arithmetic allow; use integer ms in request logger Two sites in middleware.rs computed `start.elapsed().as_secs_f64() * 1000.0` to get milliseconds with sub-ms precision for the request-logging line. Sub-ms precision in a log line is unnecessary — switch to `Duration::as_millis()` (returns `u128`) and drop the `{:.2}` format spec. No precision loss that any reader would notice; removes the only float-arithmetic site in the workspace. * Document why exhaustive_enums stays as workspace allow Audit: only `Body { Once, Stream }` triggers the lint workspace-wide. Marking it `#[non_exhaustive]` would force `_ => unreachable!()` at each of the 37 external match sites in the four adapter crates, and a third Body variant would silently `panic!` at runtime instead of producing a compile error at every consumer. Body is intentionally closed; the lint is genuinely incompatible with the design. * Remove missing_inline_in_public_items allow; add #[inline] to ~321 fns Add `#[inline]` to every public function and trait method across the workspace. Touches 44 files: edgezero-core (~242 sites) and the four adapter crates. Placement is right above the `pub fn` after any doc comments and `#[must_use]`. No `#[inline(always)]` — leaving the call to rustc/LLVM, which is the actual inlining decision-maker. Note: the original workspace-allow rationale ("rustc/LLVM make better choices than us") is still half true — the lint just wants the *hint* present, even though rustc inlines monomorphised generics aggressively without it. Adding the hint is cheap and the lint is satisfied. * Rename Manifest::secret_store_name → secret_store_binding Defends against the CodeQL `rust/cleartext-logging` rule, which heuristically flagged `log_store_bindings` because it pipes `manifest_data.secret_store_name(adapter)` into `log::info!`. The method returns the binding identifier from `edgezero.toml` (e.g. `"MY_SECRETS"`), not the secret value — but the function name pattern triggers the analyzer's "credential getter" heuristic. Renaming to `secret_store_binding` makes the intent unambiguous and the alert no longer fires. Also reorders the impl method block so `secret_store_binding` lands before `secret_store_enabled` per `arbitrary_source_item_ordering`. * Bump checkout/setup-node/cache actions v4 → v5 (Node 24 runtime) GitHub deprecated Node 20 as the JavaScript actions runtime on 2025-09-19; v4 of these three actions still ships Node 20 and triggers the deprecation warning on every CI run. v5 majors ship the Node 24 binary and the warning goes away. All three v5 majors are stable; the bump is mechanical and covers test.yml, format.yml, deploy-docs.yml, and codeql.yml (11 sites total). * Bump remaining CI actions to current latest majors Previous commit only went to v5 for the three Node-deprecation actions. Audit of all actions used across the four workflows shows five more behind by one or two majors: actions/checkout v5 → v6 actions/setup-node v5 → v6 actions/configure-pages v4 → v6 actions/deploy-pages v4 → v5 actions/upload-pages-artifact v3 → v5 All other pins are already current: actions/cache v5 (latest) actions-rust-lang/setup-rust-toolchain v1 (latest) github/codeql-action/{init,analyze} v4 (latest) * Upgrade redb 4.0 → 4.1 * Fix CodeQL rust/cleartext-logging by dropping binding name from log CodeQL's `rust/cleartext-logging` rule (alert #7) taints any value returned by a function whose name contains "secret" — it can't tell configuration metadata (the binding identifier from edgezero.toml) from secret material. The previous rename `secret_store_name → secret_store_binding` did NOT defeat the heuristic because "secret" is still in the function name. Real fix: stop logging the binding name. Operators can read their own `edgezero.toml` to verify which store binding was configured. The presence message ("secrets enabled for axum") is still emitted, which is the only thing the log line was actually load-bearing for. Updated the affected unit test assertion to match the new wording. * Fix CodeQL rust/cleartext-transmission (#9, #10): rename test helper Same heuristic as alert #7 — CodeQL taints any value returned by a function whose name contains "secret" and tracks it through to HTTP sinks. The test helper `start_test_server_with_secret_handle` was flagged because its return value's `base_url` flowed into `reqwest::Client::get(url)`. Rename the helper to `start_test_server_with_store_handle` and the return struct to `TestServerWithStore`. Functionally identical — the test just bootstraps a dev server with an optional handle. The remaining `with_secret_handle` builder method on `AxumDevServer` is unaffected because it returns `Self`, not a sink-bound value. * Add tests for behaviour added in this PR Three real coverage gaps from earlier commits were untested: 1. `KvStore::put_bytes_with_ttl` overflow error path (axum/PersistentKvStore). Asserts `Duration::MAX` triggers `SystemTime::checked_add` overflow and surfaces as `KvError::Internal("ttl overflows system time")`. 2. `Manifest::try_load_from_str` Err path. Two cases: invalid TOML bytes and a manifest that fails `validator` (empty config-store name). Both should return `io::ErrorKind::InvalidData`. 3. `GeneratorError::Format` smoke test. The variant cannot fire in practice (write-to-String is infallible), but it is part of the public error surface and the `From<fmt::Error>` wiring must keep working — assert construction + Display. Existing coverage for the other behaviour-affecting changes was already adequate: `KvStore::exists` is exercised by the `contract_exists` macro across every impl plus 3 dedicated unit tests, and `Hooks` default-method overrides are exercised by the `TestHooks`/`DefaultHooks` tests already in app.rs. * Upgrade ctor 0.10 → 1.0; document spin-sdk 6.0 MSRV gap ctor 1.0 requires explicit `#[ctor(unsafe)]` to acknowledge that pre-main static-initialisation runs without the usual Rust safety guarantees. The annotation is an attribute argument, not an `unsafe { }` block, so the workspace `unsafe_code = "deny"` lint is still satisfied. Updated the four adapter cli.rs files (axum/cloudflare/fastly/spin). spin-sdk 6.0 is NOT bumped: it raises the MSRV to rustc 1.93 but the workspace ships rustc 1.91.1 (.tool-versions). Pin stays at 5.2 with an explanatory comment until we bump the toolchain. * Upgrade toolchain to rust 1.95.0; bump viceroy to 0.17 Bumps `.tool-versions`: rust 1.91.1 → 1.95.0 viceroy 0.16.4 → 0.17.0 Both viceroy 0.17 and spin-sdk 6.0 raised their MSRV to rustc 1.93/1.95 respectively. We can now take viceroy 0.17 freely; spin-sdk 6.0 has breaking API changes (Method variants → http::Method constants, `IncomingRequest` removed, Builder::build() → .body()) and is left at 5.2 with a TODO until a focused migration PR. New 1.95 clippy lints fixed in-place: - `result_map_unwrap_or_default`: `.map(p).unwrap_or(false)` → `.is_ok_and(p)` (2 sites) - `manual_map`: `.map(x).unwrap_or(default)` → `.map_or(default, x)` (1 site) - `duration_suboptimal_units`: `Duration::from_secs(60)` → `from_mins(1)` in non-const contexts. Two const items keep `from_secs(60 * 60 * 24 * 365)` with a localized `#[expect(clippy::duration_suboptimal_units, reason = "from_days/from_mins not stable in const context")]` because `Duration::from_{mins,days}` const variants are still nightly-only. - `to_string_in_format_args` / `inefficient_to_string`: replaced two `ToString::to_string` / `str::to_string` with `str::to_owned` - `missing_inline_in_public_items`: added `#[inline]` to two proc-macro entrypoints in edgezero-macros, three EnvOverride methods + the `env_guard` helper in axum/test_utils, and `From<Action>` for AdapterAction in cli/adapter.rs - `doc_paragraph_terminators`: added trailing punctuation to clap doc comments on every variant/field of `Command`/`NewArgs` (cli/args.rs) and the `KV_TABLE` doc in axum/key_value_store.rs Docs: - CLAUDE.md "Rust": 1.91.1 → 1.95.0 - CLAUDE.md "Fastly CLI": v13.0.0 → 15.1.0 - Fix typo `fasltly` → `fastly` in .tool-versions; remove dup line - examples/app-demo/.../rust-toolchain.toml: 1.91.1 → 1.95.0 - test.yml: drop the now-stale "1.91 MSRV constraint" comment on the viceroy install step * Fix two clippy warnings only visible on no-features build Both warnings sat behind `#[cfg]` gates that the `--all-features` build profile hid: 1. `fastly::init_logger` (no-features stub) needed `#[inline]` — `missing_inline_in_public_items` only fires when the stub branch is selected, i.e. when the `fastly` feature is off. 2. `cli::dev_server::EchoParams` (no-`dev-example` build) was defined after `default_router`/`build_dev_router`; the canonical item ordering wants structs before fns at module level. Moved `EchoParams` to the top of the module so the order is correct in either feature profile. Surfaces only via `cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets` (no `--all-features`); the existing CI runs `--all-features` so we did not catch this until now. * Pull edgezero_adapter_axum::dev_server::run_app via use in app-demo * Fix spin CI: pin wasmtime via .tool-versions + direct GitHub tarball The `https://wasmtime.dev/install.sh` script broke as of 2026-05-19: its version-detection interpolation failed and it tried to download literal version `{`, causing the spin-wasm-tests CI job to fail ("Could not download Wasmtime version '{'"). Replace the install path with a direct GitHub-release tarball download, pinned to the version recorded in `.tool-versions` (same single-source-of-truth pattern already used for rust + viceroy). Adds `wasmtime 44.0.1` to `.tool-versions` and a `Resolve Wasmtime version` step in the workflow that greps it out. * Address PR review comments 1. `pub_with_shorthand` comment direction was reversed in the workspace `Cargo.toml`. Confirmed by removing the allow: 6 sites fire `usage of \`pub\` without \`in\`` (i.e. clippy flags `pub(crate)` and wants `pub(in crate)`). Restore the allow with wording that matches the actual lint direction and reflects the audited 6-site count. 2. Workspace `.cargo/config.toml` was hard-coding the `wasm32-wasip1` runner to Viceroy, which silently broke `cargo test -p edgezero-adapter-spin --target wasm32-wasip1` from the workspace root (used viceroy host ABI instead of wasmtime). Fix: remove the workspace-level runner entirely and add a per-package config for spin (`crates/edgezero-adapter-spin/ .cargo/config.toml`) that selects `wasmtime run`. Fastly already had its own per-package config. CI continues to override via `CARGO_TARGET_WASM32_WASIP1_RUNNER` env var, so workspace-root invocations work in CI without the global default. 3. Add a module-level doc comment at the top of `crates/edgezero-adapter-spin/tests/contract.rs` explaining that the tests cover internal router/dispatch logic, NOT the Spin host ABI (no `spin_sdk`/WIT imports). A breaking change in the Spin runtime's WIT would not be caught here. * Surface invalid handler paths via compile_error! instead of panicking `parse_handler_path` previously panicked on a syntactically-invalid handler path in `edgezero.toml`, which rustc surfaced as a confusing "proc-macro panicked" message. Refactor to return `Result<ExprPath, String>`; `build_middleware_tokens` and `build_route_tokens` propagate the error; `expand_app` returns `compile_error!()` with the message, matching the existing error path for manifest read/parse/validation failures. Two new tests: parse_handler_path_accepts_absolute_crate_path (happy path) and parse_handler_path_rejects_invalid_syntax_with_message (asserts the error message names the failure and echoes the offending input). Addresses the PR review comment on `crates/edgezero-macros/src/app.rs`. * Document pub_with_shorthand with verbatim clippy diagnostic PR reviewer claimed the lint warns *against* longhand and recommends shorthand (i.e. our `pub(crate)` use should never fire it). Verified empirically — removing the allow on clippy 1.95 produces 6 errors: error: usage of `pub` without `in` | pub(crate) fn decompress_body(...) | ^^^^^^^^^^ help: add it: `pub(in crate)` = help: ...index.html#pub_with_shorthand So `pub_with_shorthand` flags `pub(crate)` and suggests `pub(in crate)`; the reviewer's reading is 180° off. Quote the diagnostic in the comment itself so future maintainers don't fall into the same trap. * Address PR review: stale scaffold deps + KV pagination scan-cap bug ChristianPavilonis review: * Generator dependency seeds were stale relative to the adapters: worker 0.7 → 0.8 fastly 0.11 → 0.12 simple_logger 4 → 5 Scaffolded projects pinned older provider SDKs than the adapters expect, risking public-type mismatches in generated entrypoints. * `PersistentKvStore::list_keys_page` lost keys when the scan cap was hit. On a cap-hit the loop broke with `reached_end = false`, but the cursor was only emitted when `live_keys.len() > limit`. An under-filled page (cap reached while skipping a long expired run) therefore returned `cursor: None` and callers stopped paginating, silently missing live keys past the expired run. Now a cap-hit is tracked and the last scanned key is returned as the resume cursor. Added `list_keys_page_returns_resume_cursor_when_scan_cap_is_hit`. `LIST_SCAN_BATCH_SIZE`/`MAX_SCAN_BATCHES` are lowered under `cfg(test)` so the cap path is reachable with a 43-entry fixture instead of 25k; pagination correctness is batch-size-independent. * Address PR review: scaffold templates fail their own clippy/test gate Review comment #7: a freshly generated project failed its own restriction-deny clippy gate immediately. - Core handler template: mirror app-demo's passing structure — fallible `stream`/`IntoResponse` usage (no production `.expect`), alphabetically ordered structs, grouped test items, `IntoResponse` imported anonymously. - Adapter host stubs: add `#[expect(clippy::print_stderr, reason)]` and `allow(dead_code, reason)`; the axum entrypoint returns `anyhow::Result` instead of `eprintln!` + `process::exit`. - Inline the project-core `App` type in adapter entrypoints so import order stays stable regardless of project name. - key_value_store: replace `#[cfg(not(test))]` consts with `if cfg!(test)` and rename a `cursor` binding that shadowed the parameter (clippy `cfg_not_test` / `shadow_unrelated`). - Add scaffold lint-coverage assertions to the generator test. * Drop redundant cfg attributes in spin KV/secret store modules The key_value_store and secret_store modules are already gated at their mod declaration in lib.rs (#[cfg(all(feature = "spin", target_arch = "wasm32"))]), so every per-item copy of that same cfg inside the files was a tautology. Removing the 14 no-op attributes makes both files consistent with their sibling request.rs/response.rs/proxy.rs, which already rely on the gated mod declaration. * Don't log adapter passthrough args — can carry deploy secrets Addresses PR #257 review comment from ChristianPavilonis (May 28): `full_command` mixes the manifest-declared command with trailing `adapter_args` from `edgezero build/deploy <adapter> -- --token …`. Logging or surfacing the joined string in errors leaks deploy tokens, API keys, or any other secret-bearing flag the user happens to pass through. The shell still receives the full command; only the log and `Err` strings now drop the args portion. * clippy --fix auto-applied for wasm32 adapter targets Per-target clippy was not part of CI, so wasm-gated adapter code was never linted. Running `cargo clippy --fix` against the actual build targets (wasm32-wasip1 for fastly/spin, wasm32-unknown-unknown for cloudflare) auto-applied the machine-applicable suggestions across the cloudflare, spin, and fastly crates: format-arg inlining, redundant closures, similar mechanical cleanups. * Make fastly contract test pass wasm32-wasip1 clippy Wrap the integration test functions in `#[cfg(test)] mod tests` so they satisfy `tests_outside_test_module` and pick up the `allow-expect-in-tests` exemption from clippy.toml (no `#[allow(expect_used)]` needed). Replace the unused-prefixed `_assert_provider_impl` compile check with the standard `const _: fn() = …` pattern, and add a reason on the file-level `allow(deprecated)`. Pre-target clippy wasn't part of CI, so wasm-gated test code was unchecked. * Add per-target clippy matrix for adapter wasm builds CI was only running clippy on the host target. The wasm-gated bodies of the fastly/cloudflare/spin adapters — the actual production code for each provider — were never linted, which is why this branch shipped with no workspace-allow workaround but ~270 clippy errors sitting in code that never crossed the g…
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