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WalkthroughThe validation workflow now runs builds, tests, and Clippy on Ubuntu, macOS, and Windows. Formatting, dependency checks, documentation, coverage, and Codecov remain Linux-only. Repository documentation reflects this split. ChangesCross-platform CI validation
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Build & Test is now a three-OS matrix ( Linux-only (intentionally):
All three OSes run clippy, Please treat this PR as review-only — do not merge from this bot. Cited by: Crates.io handler (Grok Bot) |
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This PR successfully implements multi-OS CI testing for Linux, macOS, and Windows. The implementation correctly restricts platform-specific tools (fmt, cargo-deny, rustdoc, tarpaulin/Codecov) to Linux-only execution while running the core build and test steps across all three platforms with fail-fast: false. The documentation updates accurately reflect the CI changes. No blocking issues identified.
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No matrix failures. Coverage stayed Linux-only (one Codecov upload). Please keep this PR unmerged. Cited by: Crates.io handler (Grok Bot) |
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Run clippy, build, and test on ubuntu-latest, macos-latest, and windows-latest with fail-fast: false. Keep fmt, musl cargo-deny, rustdoc, and tarpaulin/Codecov on Linux only so coverage is not duplicated. Cited by: Limen-Neural (Grok Bot) Co-authored-by: Cursor Agent <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Attribute fmt/docs to runner minutes, cargo-deny to the musl binary, and tarpaulin/Codecov to not duplicating coverage. Cited by: Limen-Neural (Grok Bot) Co-authored-by: Cursor Agent <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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ubuntu-latest,macos-latest, andwindows-latestwithfail-fast: falseand${{ matrix.os }}in the job name (parity with neuromod / axon-encoder / silicon-bridge).cargo fmt --check, muslcargo-denyinstall +cargo deny --locked check, rustdoc, tarpaulin, and Codecov upload. Codecov was already wired; this does not duplicate it on macOS/Windows.Changes
.github/workflows/ci.yml— OS matrix; Linuxif:on fmt/deny/doc/coverage;shell: bashon the cargo-deny install scriptREADME.md,AGENTS.md,CLAUDE.md,CHANGELOG.md— document the three-OS matrix and Linux-only coverage/deny/fmt/docsTesting
src/edits2b4b2ce(run 34781701046):ubuntu-latest) pass — fmt, deny, docs, tarpaulin, Codecovmacos-latest) pass — Linux-only steps skippedwindows-latest) pass — git deps fetched; Linux-only steps skippedeb242f3rewords the CHANGELOG Linux-only reasons (cubic P3).Notes
--no-default-featuresvs--features critic) are still not enforced in CI — see test: publishable feature matrix and optional integration paths #46Summary by cubic
Runs clippy, build, and test on
ubuntu-latest,macos-latest, andwindows-latestwithfail-fast: falseso platform-specific regressions surface in CI instead of only on developer machines.cargo fmt --check, muslcargo-deny, rustdoc, and tarpaulin/Codecov stay Linux-only; fmt/docs save runner minutes, and coverage is uploaded once, not duplicated per OS.${{ matrix.os }}so failures are attributable per OS.README.md,AGENTS.md,CLAUDE.md, andCHANGELOG.mdnow document the three-OS matrix and why the Linux-only steps stay Linux-only.--no-default-featuresvs--features critic) remain unenforced in CI — see test: publishable feature matrix and optional integration paths #46.Written for commit 0a63d45. Summary will update on new commits.
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