[ISSUE #1194]🔨Update package , publish script📝#1199
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distribution/package_publish_workspace.sh (1)
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1-24: Add documentation about project order and dependenciesThe script would benefit from documentation explaining:
- The reason for the specific order of projects
- Dependencies between projects
- Why certain projects must be published before others
Add this documentation at the beginning of the script:
#!/bin/bash +# This script packages and publishes RocketMQ Rust workspace projects. +# Projects are ordered based on their dependencies: +# 1. Core libraries (common, runtime, macros) +# 2. Main components (filter, store, remoting) +# 3. Client libraries and tools +# 4. Examples + # Save the current directory
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distribution/package_publish_workspace.bat (1)
12-12: Verify project dependencies and publishing order
The updated project list includes rocketmq-example. Please ensure:
- The project order respects dependency relationships
rocketmq-exampleis ready for publishing (has proper version, documentation, etc.)
Let's verify the dependencies and publishing readiness:
✅ Verification successful
Project order and rocketmq-example are ready for publishing
Based on the analysis:
rocketmq-examplehas proper metadata in Cargo.toml with workspace inheritance- It has the required structure (src/main.rs and README.md)
- It has no dependencies, making it safe to publish at any order
- No other crates depend on it, making it safe to be last in the publishing order
The current order in package_publish_workspace.bat is correct as it:
- Places core libraries (common, runtime, macros) first
- Follows with dependent libraries
- Places
rocketmq-examplelast, which is appropriate for an example crate
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check dependencies and publishing readiness of rocketmq-example
# Check if rocketmq-example has required publishing metadata
echo "Checking Cargo.toml for rocketmq-example..."
fd -t f "Cargo.toml" -x grep -l "rocketmq-example" {} \; -x cat {}
# Check dependency relationships between projects
echo -e "\nChecking dependencies between projects..."
for project in rocketmq-common rocketmq-runtime rocketmq-macros rocketmq rocketmq-filter rocketmq-store rocketmq-remoting rocketmq-cli rocketmq-client rocketmq-namesrv rocketmq-broker rocketmq-example; do
fd -t f "Cargo.toml" -x grep -l "$project" {} \; -x grep -A 5 "dependencies" {}
done
Length of output: 21616
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's check the dependency order by analyzing the dependency graph
# and verify rocketmq-example's readiness
# Check if rocketmq-example has any dependencies
echo "Checking rocketmq-example dependencies..."
cat rocketmq-example/Cargo.toml
# Check if rocketmq-example is used as a dependency by any other crate
echo -e "\nChecking if rocketmq-example is used as a dependency..."
rg "rocketmq-example.*=.*workspace" --type toml
# Check if rocketmq-example has required files
echo -e "\nChecking rocketmq-example structure..."
fd . rocketmq-example/
# Check if rocketmq-example has documentation
echo -e "\nChecking rocketmq-example documentation..."
fd "README.md|\.md$" rocketmq-example/
Length of output: 981
distribution/package_publish_workspace.sh (1)
11-11: Verify project existence and dependency order
The order of projects in the array is crucial as it affects the publishing sequence. Please ensure all projects exist and are ordered according to their dependencies.
✅ Verification successful
Based on the script results, I can now verify the project existence and dependency order. Let me generate the final response:
Project order is correctly aligned with dependencies
All projects exist in the repository and their dependency order in the array is properly structured:
- Base projects (no internal deps): rocketmq-common, rocketmq-runtime, rocketmq-macros
- Mid-level projects (depend on base): rocketmq-remoting (depends on common, macros, runtime)
- High-level projects (depend on mid-level): rocketmq-client, rocketmq-namesrv, rocketmq-broker
- Example project (depends on others): rocketmq-example
The current order ensures that dependencies are published before their dependents.
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all projects exist and check their dependencies
# Check if all projects exist
echo "Checking project directories..."
for project in "rocketmq-common" "rocketmq-runtime" "rocketmq-macros" "rocketmq" "rocketmq-filter" "rocketmq-store" "rocketmq-remoting" "rocketmq-cli" "rocketmq-client" "rocketmq-namesrv" "rocketmq-broker" "rocketmq-example"; do
if [ ! -d "$project" ]; then
echo "❌ Missing directory: $project"
else
echo "✅ Found directory: $project"
fi
done
# Check dependencies in Cargo.toml files
echo -e "\nAnalyzing dependencies..."
for project in */Cargo.toml; do
echo -e "\n📦 Dependencies for $project:"
rg "^\[dependencies\]" -A 10 "$project"
done
Length of output: 8762
Which Issue(s) This PR Fixes(Closes)
Fixes #1198
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New Features
rocketmq-exampleproject to the packaging and publishing process.rocketmq-clientinstead ofrocketmq-namesrv.Bug Fixes