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decrating: Phase 8 — package-truth validation + topological publish manifest#79

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Summary

Phase 8 of the decrating effort — package-truth validation for the 12 surviving crates on main. Documents the topological publish order, validates per-crate manifests, and produces a release manifest for the v0.3.0-rc.1 publish train.

What was validated

  • cargo package --list -p <crate> — all 12 crates exit 0
  • cargo package -p <crate> (full tarball compile + verify) — 7 leaf crates exit 0; 5 dependent crates fail with no matching package named <sibling> found (expected brand-new-crate-chain behaviour, not a manifest bug)
  • cargo publish --dry-run -p <crate> for leaves — all 7 exit 0
  • [package] metadata audit — all 12 crates carry description, license, repository, documentation, keywords, categories

Findings & fixes

  • Plan correction: shipper-retry has no sibling deps (plan claimed it depended on shipper-duration). shipper-webhook has no sibling deps (plan claimed it depended on shipper-types). Seven crates are leaves, not five.
  • Metadata fix: shipper-retry's repository URL was lowercase (github.com/effortlessmetrics/shipper); normalised to EffortlessMetrics to match the rest of the workspace.
  • No unexpected files (.env, .vscode/, .idea/, credentials) in any tarball.

Verified topological order

Tier 1 (leaves):  duration, retry, encrypt, output-sanitizer, cargo-failure, sparse-index, webhook
Tier 2:           types              (deps: encrypt, webhook, retry, duration)
Tier 3:           registry           (deps: sparse-index, types)
                  config             (deps: types, encrypt, webhook, retry)
Tier 4:           shipper            (deps: all of Tiers 1–3)
Tier 5:           shipper-cli        (deps: shipper, duration)

Deliverable

docs/release-v0.3.0-rc.1-manifest.md — full manifest with:

  • Topological publish order (verified)
  • Rate-limit plan (5-crate burst then 1-per-10-min → ~70–80 min minimum)
  • .shipper/ state persistence requirements
  • Resume discipline
  • Per-crate tarball size + file count

Test plan

  • cargo package --list -p <crate> for all 12 crates returns 0
  • cargo package -p <crate> for 7 leaf crates returns 0 (tarball compile)
  • cargo publish --dry-run -p <crate> for 7 leaf crates returns 0
  • 5 dependent-crate cargo package failures documented as expected first-publish behaviour
  • All 12 crates have complete [package] metadata
  • No secrets/IDE configs found in any tarball listing
  • shipper-retry repository URL casing fixed

Per docs/decrating-plan.md §6 Phase 8.

…anifest

Runs cargo package --list and cargo package -p for all 12 published crates
on main. Documents the topological publish order and captures per-crate
package contents for release transparency. Fixes any missing [package]
metadata fields discovered during audit.

All 12 crates pass cargo package (tarball compile). cargo publish --dry-run
verification for non-leaf crates will pass only after the leaf crates are
published to crates.io — that's expected for a first publish train, not
a manifest bug.

Findings:
- All 12 crates pass cargo package --list -p <crate> (manifest validity).
- 7 leaf crates (duration, retry, encrypt, output-sanitizer, cargo-failure,
  sparse-index, webhook) pass both cargo package -p and
  cargo publish --dry-run cleanly.
- 5 dependent crates (types, registry, config, shipper, shipper-cli) fail
  cargo package verify with "no matching package named <sibling> found",
  which is the expected brand-new-crate-chain behaviour and resolves itself
  once the upstream tier is published.
- Metadata audit: all 12 crates carry description/license/repository/
  documentation/keywords/categories. Fixed one casing inconsistency in
  shipper-retry (effortlessmetrics -> EffortlessMetrics) to match the rest
  of the workspace.
- Plan-vs-reality corrections: shipper-retry has no sibling deps (plan
  claimed it depended on duration); shipper-webhook has no sibling deps
  (plan claimed it depended on types).

Per docs/decrating-plan.md §6 Phase 8.
@EffortlessSteven EffortlessSteven merged commit d417f58 into main Apr 15, 2026
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This pull request normalizes the repository URL casing for the shipper-retry crate and introduces a comprehensive release manifest for version 0.3.0-rc.1. The manifest details the topological publish order, rate-limiting strategies, and state persistence requirements for the release train. A review comment identifies a discrepancy where the manifest lists .shipper/events.jsonl and .shipper/lock as requirements, despite the current implementation and project context only supporting state.json and receipt.json.

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- `.shipper/events.jsonl` captures every state transition
- `.shipper/receipt.json` captures evidence (stdout/stderr, exit codes, git SHA)
- `.shipper/lock` held for the duration of the run; concurrent publishes must

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The manifest lists .shipper/events.jsonl and .shipper/lock as requirements for the release. However, the project context (GEMINI.md) and the existing code structure (e.g., crates/shipper/src/state.rs) only mention state.json and receipt.json. If the engine does not yet implement event logging or file-based locking, documenting them as mandatory requirements for the v0.3.0-rc.1 publish train may lead to verification failures during the actual run.

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