ci: drop non-existent goose-server crate from TLS matrix job - #10465
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Problem
The
rust-build-and-test-tlsjob added in #10148 fails with:(e.g. https://github.com/aaif-goose/goose/actions/runs/29354955233/job/87160196883)
Root cause
The job runs:
but there is no
goose-servercrate in this workspace. The members aregoose,goose-cli,goose-providers,goose-mcp, etc. Passing--featuresfor a package that isn't a workspace member makes cargo error out, breaking both therustls-tlsandnative-tlsmatrix builds.Fix
Minimal change — remove the single invalid line. The remaining targets (
goose,goose-providers,goose-cli) are real workspace members and resolve features correctly for both TLS backends (verified locally with--no-run).Note
Because
goose-servernever existed in this workspace, the server-side code was never actually being exercised by this matrix. If server/HTTP coverage under the TLS matrix is desired, that should be a follow-up pointing at the correct crate.