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fix(ci): select crates whose targets sit outside them - #7142
rs/moq-cli/Cargo.toml builds the Rust interop clients as examples from ../../test/interop/clients/rust/*.rs. A branch that changed only those files got no Rust checks at all:
the rs scope in sh/dispatch.sh matched only rs/, demo/carla/bridge/, and the shared inputs, so the rs module never ran;
sh/rs/select.sh returned early unless a path sat under rs/ or demo/, and seeded crates from those prefixes only.
sh/rs/select.sh now also seeds a crate from the directory of any target whose root file lies outside the crate, read from the cargo metadata it already loads. Cargo leaves the manifest's .. in src_path, so the jq resolves them (backslashes too, for the Windows platform run). The directory is the unit, not the file, because a target root's mod files sit beside it. The early ^(rs|demo)/ return is gone: it would have had to repeat those directories, and the only diffs it short-circuited were sh/rs/ scripts that aren't in the ALL list, which now cost one cargo metadata --no-deps call.
sh/dispatch.sh adds test/interop/clients/rust/ to the rs scope. That pattern has to stay static, because --query runs before the toolchain is installed.
sh/rs/select.test.py gains two tests:
lint and fix select moq-cli for an existing interop client and for a new file in that directory, while test/interop/compat/container.rs selects nothing.
test_dispatch_scope_covers_out_of_crate_targets lists every out-of-crate target directory from cargo metadata and fails if the dispatcher's rs scope misses one. A new path = "../.." target therefore can't silently go unchecked. just gh test runs this file on every diff. sh/js/workspace.py already does the same for the js scope.
Deletes quest/m0/ci/out-of-crate-targets.md and its link.
With this, a change under test/interop/clients/rust/ runs just rs fix --package moq-cli (clippy --fix --all-targets plus rustfmt) in just fix. In just check, it runs moq-cli's lint/test selection, and cargo fmt --all --check covers the formatting. It also triggers the Windows/macOS cargo check --all-targets platform run for moq-cli.
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Seed by directory, with dependents. An out-of-crate seed is an ordinary seed: it walks dependents like any other, unlike the benches/ rule that selects only its crate. Nothing depends on moq-cli today, so splitting by target kind would add code and change nothing.
Static dispatch pattern plus a test, rather than computing the scope from Cargo inside the dispatcher. The query has to run before Cargo is available.
shellcheck and shfmt -d on both scripts: clean. quest check --base origin/main: ok.
Ran by hand: tail.rs and a new file in that directory select moq-cli. test/interop/compat/container.rs, demo/carla/web/src/main.ts, and sh/rs/gpu.sh select nothing. demo/carla/bridge/src/lib.rs and rs/moq-cli/src/main.rs are unchanged.
I didn't run a full just check: this diff touches sh/dispatch.sh, which makes it run everything.
Suggested follow-ups
just check never compiles example or bench targets on Linux. The check lane's Rust steps are just rs lint (fmt, doc, shear, sort), feature-shapes (clippy --tests), and just rs test (nextest --tests). Each of these builds only test = true targets. The workspace's 23 examples (including these six interop clients) and 68 benches therefore get clippy only from just fix, the nightly features run, and the compile-only platform cargo check --all-targets. This is true whatever the selection. A follow-up could add --examples (and maybe --benches) to the selected crates' clippy, but that costs build time on every moq-cli diff.
moq-dev/moq#7065 also edits sh/rs/select.test.py (one line in the test just above the new ones). Git should merge the two without a conflict.
moq-cli builds the Rust interop clients as examples from
test/interop/clients/rust/, which neither the dispatcher's rs scope nor
the selector's seeds matched, so a branch touching only those files got
no rustfmt or clippy. The selector now seeds a crate from the directory
of any target whose root file lies outside it, read from cargo metadata,
and a test fails when the dispatcher's rs scope misses such a directory.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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fix(ci): select crates whose targets sit outside them
Oct 28, 2026
No actionable bugs found in the changed selection logic. Deriving external target directories from Cargo metadata is preferable to a moq-cli special case; directory matching includes sibling modules/new files, normalized paths cover the manifest's parent components, and the existing dependent traversal remains intact. Keeping dispatch static, with a metadata-backed scope test, is justified by pre-toolchain queries.
Scope caveat: this fixes crate selection, not the pre-existing exclusion of example targets from Linux check-lane Clippy. The PR's documented follow-up remains relevant; selection alone should not be described as proving those examples are linted by just check.
Verification: static review of the diff, selector/dispatcher/platform flow, new tests, and moq-cli target manifest. I did not run the selector suite, platform builds, or full just check.
The Rust dispatch scope now matches changes under test/interop/clients/rust/. The package selector uses Cargo target source directories to select packages for changed files outside their crate. Tests cover package selection and dispatch scope. The README link and planning document for out-of-crate target checks were removed.
Priority: Normal
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 53236
Interop client changes now trigger Rust checks that previously skipped them. No merge-blocking risk was found; compiling external examples in the Linux gate is a reasonable follow-up.
Pre-merge checks: 4 · 1
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Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.
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The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: CI now selects crates whose targets are outside their crate directories.
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Docstring coverage is 33.33% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documentation-only edits and deletions within surviving functions are included; unchanged diff context and fully deleted functions are excluded. Analyzed 3 functions across 3 files.
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Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.
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Compile external examples in the Linux merge gate.
The Linux merge gate runs the Rust test phase with --tests, so it does not compile the external moq-cli example target in test/interop/clients/rust/. Platform and interop coverage runs only for release PRs and nightly runs, not ordinary main-branch PRs.
This is a pre-existing coverage gap. The PR only makes these paths select moq-cli; it does not change the Linux flags or workflow scheduling. Add a targeted example compilation for changes under external target directories, but treat this as a follow-up refactor rather than a regression from this PR.
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Review comment at @sh/rs/select.sh around lines 71 - 72:
Update the Linux merge gate to compile example targets when changes affect
external target directories selected through targets[].src_path and $paths,
including the moq-cli example; keep this targeted to affected directories rather
than changing the general test flags or workflow schedule.
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- Around line 71-72: Update the Linux merge gate to compile example targets when
changes affect external target directories selected through targets[].src_path
and $paths, including the moq-cli example; keep this targeted to affected
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CodeRabbit nitpick on sh/rs/select.sh (compile external examples in the Linux merge gate): I'm not fixing it in this PR. CodeRabbit itself calls it a pre-existing gap, not a regression. This PR only fixes crate selection. The check lane builds only test = true targets for every crate, not just these interop clients. The PR body already lists this under suggested follow-ups, and it will be planned as its own quest. The OpenAI review's scope caveat points at the same gap.
quest check --base origin/main --branch quest/m0/ci/out-of-crate-targets on the head: ok.
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Problem
rs/moq-cli/Cargo.tomlbuilds the Rust interop clients as examples from../../test/interop/clients/rust/*.rs. A branch that changed only those files got no Rust checks at all:rsscope insh/dispatch.shmatched onlyrs/,demo/carla/bridge/, and the shared inputs, so thersmodule never ran;sh/rs/select.shreturned early unless a path sat underrs/ordemo/, and seeded crates from those prefixes only.Found by moq-dev/moq#7015.
Approach
sh/rs/select.shnow also seeds a crate from the directory of any target whose root file lies outside the crate, read from thecargo metadatait already loads. Cargo leaves the manifest's..insrc_path, so the jq resolves them (backslashes too, for the Windows platform run). The directory is the unit, not the file, because a target root'smodfiles sit beside it. The early^(rs|demo)/return is gone: it would have had to repeat those directories, and the only diffs it short-circuited weresh/rs/scripts that aren't in the ALL list, which now cost onecargo metadata --no-depscall.sh/dispatch.shaddstest/interop/clients/rust/to thersscope. That pattern has to stay static, because--queryruns before the toolchain is installed.sh/rs/select.test.pygains two tests:lintandfixselect moq-cli for an existing interop client and for a new file in that directory, whiletest/interop/compat/container.rsselects nothing.test_dispatch_scope_covers_out_of_crate_targetslists every out-of-crate target directory fromcargo metadataand fails if the dispatcher'srsscope misses one. A newpath = "../.."target therefore can't silently go unchecked.just gh testruns this file on every diff.sh/js/workspace.pyalready does the same for thejsscope.quest/m0/ci/out-of-crate-targets.mdand its link.With this, a change under
test/interop/clients/rust/runsjust rs fix --package moq-cli(clippy--fix --all-targetsplus rustfmt) injust fix. Injust check, it runs moq-cli's lint/test selection, andcargo fmt --all --checkcovers the formatting. It also triggers the Windows/macOScargo check --all-targetsplatform run for moq-cli.Choices made without asking
benches/rule that selects only its crate. Nothing depends on moq-cli today, so splitting by target kind would add code and change nothing.Verification
python3 sh/rs/select.test.py(17 tests),python3 sh/dispatch-query.test.pyand--bench,python3 sh/rs/uring.test.py,python3 sh/js/workspace.test.py: pass.shellcheckandshfmt -don both scripts: clean.quest check --base origin/main: ok.tail.rsand a new file in that directory select moq-cli.test/interop/compat/container.rs,demo/carla/web/src/main.ts, andsh/rs/gpu.shselect nothing.demo/carla/bridge/src/lib.rsandrs/moq-cli/src/main.rsare unchanged.just check: this diff touchessh/dispatch.sh, which makes it run everything.Suggested follow-ups
just checknever compiles example or bench targets on Linux. The check lane's Rust steps arejust rs lint(fmt, doc, shear, sort),feature-shapes(clippy --tests), andjust rs test(nextest --tests). Each of these builds onlytest = truetargets. The workspace's 23 examples (including these six interop clients) and 68 benches therefore get clippy only fromjust fix, the nightlyfeaturesrun, and the compile-only platformcargo check --all-targets. This is true whatever the selection. A follow-up could add--examples(and maybe--benches) to the selected crates' clippy, but that costs build time on every moq-cli diff.sh/rs/select.test.py(one line in the test just above the new ones). Git should merge the two without a conflict.(Written by Claude Opus 5.5)
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