chore(deps): never bump windows-core without windows - #650
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windows-core is not an independent dependency: crates/app/Cargo.toml declares it only so the copy `windows` already pulls in is nameable from our own crate root, because `#[implement]` expands to absolute `::windows_core::` paths. Both names have to resolve to the same version — a mismatched one compiles the generated sink against a different `IUnknownImpl` than the interface it implements. windows-rs versions its support crates on their own lines, and 0.100.0 renumbered that whole layer (windows-core, -implement, -interface, -result, -link) while the generated-bindings crates above it stayed put: `windows` is still 0.62.2. Dependabot saw a newer windows-core and proposed it alone in #642, which failed the Windows job with exactly the symptom the dependency's own comment had predicted — the DefaultDeviceWatcher sink of #627 no longer satisfying IUnknownImpl. A group would not have helped: it still opens a PR when only one of its members has a release. So majors are ignored for windows-core instead. `windows` is deliberately left alone — the day it offers a major is the day the pair can move, and that PR is the cue to bump both in one commit.
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- Line 63: Mettre à jour la règle Dependabot concernant windows-core pour
ignorer également les mises à jour semver-minor, en plus de semver-major, afin
d’éviter une version 0.63 isolée par rapport à windows 0.62. Préserver la
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Review asked for semver-minor to be added to the windows-core rule so a lone 0.63 could not slip through. It cannot: for a 0.x crate Dependabot treats the minor position as the breaking one, and every 0.x bump of that shape in this repository has arrived as its own PR rather than inside cargo-patch-and-minor — quick-xml 0.41 -> 0.42, lofty 0.24 -> 0.25, wasapi 0.23 -> 0.24, resvg 0.47 -> 0.48. The counter-example is #374, a uuid patch, whose title says it landed in the group. So the existing rule already reaches 0.63. Adding semver-minor would suppress nothing extra, and would risk holding this name back while `windows` moved — the same desync, mirrored. Saying so at the rule itself, because the question will be asked again.
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@coderabbitai Correction: your original comment was right and your retraction was not. I argued you into withdrawing a valid finding, which is on me. My reasoning was that Dependabot classifies a 0.x minor-position bump as semver-major, evidenced by this repository never having grouped one into Worse, the half you did not object to was the more dangerous one. Leaving #652 holds both names back from semver-major and semver-minor alike, which is correct under either reading, so the classification question no longer decides anything. Patches stay automatic and are safe by construction: both names remain inside 0.62.x, which Cargo unifies onto one version regardless. On your offer: yes, please open a follow-up issue for the offline |
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## Résumé
Ajouter un contrôle CI hors ligne qui vérifie l'invariant de version entre `windows` et `windows-core` dans `Cargo.lock`.
## Motivation
Les règles Dependabot réduisent les propositions de mise à jour non coordonnées, mais elles ne détectent pas une désynchronisation créée par une autre voie de résolution ou de mise à jour des dépendances.
Le crate `src-tauri/crates/app` dépend explicitement de `windows-core` afin que le code généré par `#[implement]` utilise la même version que `windows`. Des versions résolues différentes peuvent provoquer des échecs d'implémentation d'interfaces Windows.
## Zones concernées
- La configuration CI.
- `Cargo.lock`.
- Les dépendances Cargo de `src-tauri/crates/app/Cargo.toml`.
## Travail demandé
1. Ajouter un contrôle exécutable sans accès réseau dans la CI.
2. Extraire de `Cargo.lock` les versions résolues de `windows` et de `windows-core`.
3. Échouer si les deux dépendances ne sont pas résolues sur la même version.
4. Ajouter des cas de validation ou une documentation du comportement attendu, y compris le message d'échec.
## Critères d'acceptation
- La CI échoue lorsque les versions verrouillées de `windows` et `windows-core` diffèrent.
- La CI réussit lorsque les versions sont identiques.
- Le contrôle ne télécharge aucune dépendance.
- Le contrôle identifie clairement les versions observées dans son message d'échec.
## Liens
- PR d'origine : https://github.com/InstaZDLL/WaveFlow/pull/650
- Discussion à l'origine de cette issue : commentaire de `@InstaZDLL` dans la PR `#650`.
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windows-core0.62.2 → 0.100.0 on its own in #642. It is not mergeable, and no rebase of it ever will be, so this stops it coming back every Monday.Why the bump cannot be merged
windows-rs versions its support crates on their own lines, and they had drifted badly — core 0.62.2, implement 0.60.2, interface 0.59.3, result 0.4.1, link 0.2.1. 0.100.0 realigns that entire layer onto one number. The generated-bindings crates above it did not follow:
windowsis still 0.62.2,windows-sys0.61.2.We do not depend on
windows-coreindependently.crates/app/Cargo.tomldeclares it only so the copy thatwindowsalready pulls in is nameable from our own crate root, because#[implement]expands to absolute::windows_core::paths. The comment at that dependency already described this failure:Which is what the Windows job reported on #642.
IMMNotificationClientcomes fromwindows0.62 and implements windows-core 0.62'sInterface, while#[implement]expanded against windows-core 0.100's traits — so theDefaultDeviceWatchersink added in #627 no longer satisfiedIUnknownImpl.MSRV is not the obstacle, incidentally: windows-core 0.100 wants edition 2024 / rust 1.95 and the toolchain is pinned at 1.98.0.
Why
ignorerather than a groupA group cannot express "these two move together". It still opens a PR when only one of its members has a release, so grouping
windowswithwindows-corewould have produced #642 unchanged, with a group name attached.windowsis deliberately left out of the rule. The day it offers a major is the day the pair can move, and that PR is the cue to bump both in one commit.What the rule reaches, and what it does not
It reaches further than "majors only" suggests. For a 0.x crate Dependabot treats the minor position as the breaking one, so
windows-core0.62 → 0.63 is a semver-major update here just as 0.62 → 0.100 is. Every 0.x bump of that shape in this repository has arrived as its own PR rather than insidecargo-patch-and-minor— quick-xml 0.41 → 0.42, lofty 0.24 → 0.25, wasapi 0.23 → 0.24, resvg 0.47 → 0.48 — while #374, a uuid patch, says in its own title that it landed in the group.An earlier revision of this description claimed the opposite: that a lone 0.63 would be classified minor and slip into the group. That was wrong, and the repository's own history is what corrects it.
What the rule genuinely does not do is verify anything. It suppresses a proposal; it does not enforce the invariant. A desync arriving in
Cargo.lockby any other route — a hand edit, a transitive resolution — still surfaces as a wall of trait errors on the Windows job rather than as a named failure. Enforcing it means an offlineCargo.lockcheck in CI, in the shape ofcheck-toolchain-pin.pyandcheck-sources.py, which is not in this PR.Validation
Local CodeRabbit pass before the first push: 0 findings. YAML parses and the rule reads back as intended.
This PR also happens to be the first to run the Rust jobs on a tree carrying all three merged dependency bumps (#640, #641, #643): the run that had them was cancelled by the Flatpak refresh merge, and the one after it skipped the Rust job on paths. Linux is already confirmed by hand on
e50b39ed— fmt clean, clippy-D warningsat 0, 609 app + 319 core tests.Summary by CodeRabbit