chore(release): prepare brainstem-daemon 0.3.0 for crates.io - #60
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Bump the crate to 0.3.0, move Unreleased notes into a dated changelog section, and point README install snippets at that version. Document the Thalamic / corpus-ipc / Brainstem failure domains and cover independent Thalamic restart so epic #39 exit criteria are complete. Co-authored-by: Raul Cardenas Montoya <montoyaraul34@gmail.com>
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WalkthroughThe package version changes to 0.3.0. Documentation defines process responsibilities and restart boundaries. An end-to-end smoke test verifies that Thalamic restart resets only local safety state while Brainstem continues processing IPC data. ChangesRelease boundary and restart isolation
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Thalamic->>Thalamic: Reset local safety flag on restart
Thalamic->>CorpusIPC: Publish healthy batch
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Brainstem->>Brainstem: Accept batch and load checkpoint
Thalamic->>Thalamic: Evaluate later local safety fault
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This PR correctly prepares brainstem-daemon 0.3.0 for crates.io release. Version bumps across Cargo.toml, Cargo.lock, and README.md are consistent. The CHANGELOG properly documents the release with appropriate date and comprehensive change notes. The new test thalamic_restart_keeps_hardware_safety_out_of_brainstem provides solid coverage for the independent restart requirement, and the failure-domain diagram in README clearly documents architectural boundaries. All changes are documentation, versioning, and test-only with no defects blocking merge.
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Make the first producer instance go out of scope to model a process stop. This avoids an explicit drop() that DeepSource flagged, while keeping hardware-safety state process-local across restart. Co-authored-by: Raul Cardenas Montoya <montoyaraul34@gmail.com>
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| brainstem-daemon = "0.3.0" | ||
| # Optional ZeroMQ backend: | ||
| brainstem-daemon = { version = "0.1", features = ["corpus-ipc"] } | ||
| brainstem-daemon = { version = "0.3.0", features = ["corpus-ipc"] } |
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Suggestion: The example defines brainstem-daemon twice in one TOML table, so copying it verbatim fails with a duplicate dependency key before Cargo resolves the package.
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*Api Mismatch: The example defines `brainstem-daemon` twice in one TOML table, so copying it verbatim fails with a duplicate dependency key before Cargo resolves the package.
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Valid catch: those two lines are meant as alternatives (default vs corpus-ipc), not both at once. PR already merged — will clarify with separate fences or a choose-one comment in a small follow-up on main.
CodeAnt Nitpicks1 code suggestion1. This “restart” only drops and reconstructs a struct in the same process, so it cannot detect safety state leaked through real process restart or IPC lifecycle handling.Incomplete implementation · |
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Do not expose 0.3.0 as a crates.io dependency before publication.
CHANGELOG.md#L12 calls 0.3.0 a crates.io release, while CHANGELOG.md#L114-L116 states that publication remains a post-merge maintainer step and that 0.3.0 is not yet released. The README does not mark these examples as pending or post-publication. Until publication, Cargo can fail to resolve brainstem-daemon = "0.3.0" and its feature variant.
Mark the README examples as post-publication instructions, or defer the version change. Describe the changelog entry as pending release preparation until publication completes.
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Valid on main: 0.3.0 is the in-tree package version, but cargo publish has not run, so brainstem-daemon = "0.3.0" does not resolve from crates.io yet. Follow-up #61 marks the README examples as post-publication and describes CHANGELOG [0.3.0] as pending registry publication. Cargo.toml stays at 0.3.0; no publish, tag, or GitHub Release.
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@rmems, thanks for the clarification. The finding remains valid for this pull request because 0.3.0 is not yet resolvable from crates.io. Pull request #61 contains the required documentation correction. Keeping Cargo.toml at 0.3.0 is consistent with release preparation.
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Re: the in-process restart nit (#60 (comment)) — that gap was still real on Follow-up #61 keeps that test and adds |
* docs: mark 0.3.0 install examples post-publication Split the crates.io dependency snippets so default vs corpus-ipc are not the same TOML table, describe 0.3.0 as pending publish, and add an OS child-process smoke that a parent thermal fault cannot leak onto the wire or Brainstem health snapshot. Co-authored-by: Raul Cardenas Montoya <montoyaraul34@gmail.com> * test: drop unused mut on Thalamic OS-restart child Co-authored-by: Raul Cardenas Montoya <montoyaraul34@gmail.com> * test: harden Thalamic OS-restart smoke against review nits Enter child mode only with an explicit parent token, re-exec via argv0 instead of current_exe, split the test under Codacy's line limit, and widen ingress freshness so slow CI cannot flake the child frame. Co-authored-by: Raul Cardenas Montoya <montoyaraul34@gmail.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Cursor Agent <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Prepare the crate for a crates.io 0.3.0 release. This PR does not run
cargo publish, create a Git tag, or open a GitHub Release.Closes #39.
Why 0.3.0 (not 0.2.0)
The next registry version is 0.3.0, matching milestone v0.3.0 — Spikenaut SNN runtime. The v0.2 GitHub milestone is already closed (stub-quality work). Current
mainwas still 0.1.2, the April crates.io line that depended onneuromod0.4.0.Packaging work from PR #58 is already on
main(no git deps,neuromod0.6.0, optionalcorpus-ipc0.1.0, rust-version 1.98.1, package metadata). Those notes lived under CHANGELOG Unreleased; this PR dates them as [0.3.0] - 2026-09-18.#39 exit criteria
Children #40, #41, #42, and #43 are already closed. This PR does not reopen them. Remaining epic gaps on
mainwere documentation plus an explicit Thalamic-restart assertion:SpikingNetworktick loopneuromod/SpikingNetwork; smokethalamic_fixture_has_no_spiking_networkrestore_networkcorpus-ipctypes for live IPC0.1.0neuromod+ MSRV alignmentneuromod0.6.0, Rust 1.98.1thalamic_stays_healthy_when_brainstem_unavailable; newthalamic_restart_keeps_hardware_safety_out_of_brainstemNo remaining #39 exit criteria are blocked.
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Cargo.toml/Cargo.lockversion 0.3.0[Unreleased]; former Unreleased notes moved to[0.3.0] - 2026-09-18brainstem-daemon = "0.3.0"(planned registry version, not claimed unpublished)No Docker/GHCR publish workflow. The Dockerfile stays a local build image.
Validation (local)
cargo fmt --checkcargo clippy --locked --all-targets -- -D warningscargo test --locked(127 passed, 1 ignored SIGTERM isolation)cargo publish --dry-run --locked— packaged 38 files, 371.9KiB; aborted upload due to dry runCC=gcc CXX=g++ cargo test --locked --features corpus-ipc --test thalamic_brainstem_smoke— 8 passed (needs a C++ stdlib link path on this VM; GitHub Actions Ubuntu has that already)Maintainer still owns
cargo login/cargo publishand the GitHub tag/Release after merge.Summary by cubic
Prepares
brainstem-daemon0.3.0 for crates.io and completes the remaining documentation and Thalamic restart requirements for #39. It also verifies that restarting Thalamic keeps hardware safety local while Brainstem continues running the loaded network.corpus-ipc, and Brainstem responsibilities and failure domains.Written for commit df38b1d. Summary will update on new commits.
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Prepare brainstem-daemon 0.3.0 for crates.io and document independent failure boundaries
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✅ Clearer hardware-safety ownership✅ Safe Thalamic stop and restart✅ Installable 0.3.0 release metadata💡 Usage Guide
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