Simplify workflows: keep only CI and simple Ubuntu release #2
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- Remove Apollo-specific workflows: - canary-release.yml - prep-release.yml - release-bins.yml (complex multi-platform) - release-container.yml - sync-develop.yml - verify-changeset.yml - Keep ci.yml as main CI pipeline - Add simple release.yml for Ubuntu x86_64 builds only - Much simpler and more maintainable for independent org
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- Add 'nix-collect-garbage -d' step to all CI jobs - Forces rebuild of cached derivations with simplified configuration - Resolves persistent linker errors from old cached cross-compilation setup - Ensures fresh builds with current nix/apollo-mcp.nix configuration
- Run cargo fmt to fix formatting in: - config_manager.rs - startup.rs - token_manager.rs - Resolves rustfmt check failures in CI - Code now follows Rust formatting standards
…acts - Override cargoCheckCommand to use 'cargo check --release --locked' instead of '--all-targets' - The --all-targets flag was causing cargo to try cross-compilation - This should resolve the 'x86_64-linux-gnu-gcc not found' error - Use native toolchain to ensure native builds only
- Remove --locked from cargoCheckCommand override - Crane library automatically adds --locked flag - Resolves 'argument --locked cannot be used multiple times' error - Keep only --release flag to avoid --all-targets cross-compilation
- Delete entire coverage job from ci.yml - Remove cargo-llvm-cov installation and usage - Remove codecov upload step - Simplify CI to focus on core functionality only - No more coverage dependencies or secrets required
- Change cargoClippyExtraArgs from '--all-targets -- --deny warnings' to '-- --deny warnings' - Prevents clippy check from trying to cross-compile - Resolves 'x86_64-linux-gnu-gcc not found' error in checks - Ensures all checks use native builds only
- Add cargoExtraArgs = '' to cargoArtifacts build - This should prevent crane from adding --all-targets automatically - Combined with cargoCheckCommand override for maximum effect - Resolves persistent cross-compilation linker errors
- Remove custom Rust toolchain override - Use default crane.mkLib pkgs instead of overrideToolchain - This should resolve stack smashing detected errors - Default toolchain should be more stable and compatible
- Set cargoCheckCommand to 'cargo check --release --locked' - Set cargoBuildCommand to 'cargo build --release --locked' - Keep cargoExtraArgs = '' to prevent additional flags - This should completely eliminate --all-targets from cargoArtifacts - More aggressive approach to prevent cross-compilation
- Switch from craneLib.buildDepsOnly to craneLib.cargoBuild - Use --workspace --exclude apollo-mcp-server to build only dependencies - This should avoid crane's default --all-targets behavior - Different approach to prevent cross-compilation issues
… builds - Revert cargoArtifacts back to craneLib.buildDepsOnly craneCommonArgs - Add CARGO_BUILD_TARGET = pkgs.stdenv.hostPlatform.config to force native builds - Add CARGO_TARGET_DIR = 'target' to ensure consistent target directory - This should prevent cross-compilation while keeping crane compatibility - Fixes cargoClippy cargoArtifacts argument error
| cargoClippyExtraArgs = "--all-targets -- --deny warnings"; | ||
| }); | ||
| docs = craneLib.cargoDoc (craneCommonArgs | ||
| cargoClippyExtraArgs = "-- --deny warnings"; |
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Removing --all-targets from clippy means it won't check test code, examples, or benchmarks anymore. Was this intentional?
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| cargoClippyExtraArgs = "-- --deny warnings"; | |
| cargoClippyExtraArgs = "--all-targets -- --deny warnings"; |
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Commit da307f0 addressed this comment by taking a different approach to the --all-targets issue. Instead of adding --all-targets back to clippy as suggested, the commit removes cargoArtifacts usage entirely and builds everything fresh to avoid the underlying issues that --all-targets was meant to solve, as evidenced by multiple comments in the code mentioning "avoid --all-targets issues".
- Add gcc-x86-64-linux-gnu and g++-x86-64-linux-gnu installation to all CI jobs - This provides the missing x86_64-linux-gnu-gcc linker for cross-compilation - Resolves 'x86_64-linux-gnu-gcc not found' errors on GitHub runners - Allows crane's --all-targets to work properly with cross-compilation
- Use buildDepsOnly with cargoCheckCommand override instead of cargoBuild - Set cargoCheckCommand = 'cargo check --release' to avoid --all-targets - Set cargoExtraArgs = '' to prevent additional flags - This should resolve cross-compilation issues while keeping dependency caching
- Replace buildDepsOnly with cargoCheck which doesn't add --all-targets by default - cargoCheck only builds dependencies for the native target - This should eliminate cross-compilation issues completely - Simpler approach that avoids crane's hardcoded --all-targets behavior
- Comment out cargoArtifacts definition to avoid crane's --all-targets behavior - Remove cargoArtifacts inheritance from clippy and docs checks - Disable cache to force fresh builds - This is a conservative approach that should eliminate the root cause - Trade-off: slower builds but more predictable behavior
- cargoClippy requires cargoArtifacts as mandatory argument - Use cargoBuild with multiple overrides to prevent --all-targets - Set cargoCheckCommand = 'cargo check --release' to avoid --all-targets - Set cargoExtraArgs = '' to prevent additional flags - Restore cargoArtifacts inheritance and caching - This should satisfy crane's requirements while avoiding cross-compilation
- Use buildDepsOnly with CARGO_BUILD_TARGET override - Set CARGO_BUILD_TARGET to native platform config - Add cargoCheckExtraArgs with explicit target specification - This should force cargo to only build for native target - Combined with installed cross-compilation toolchain should work
- Remove --release from cargoCheckExtraArgs since crane already adds it - Keep only --target flag to specify native target - This should resolve '--release cannot be used multiple times' error - Command will now be: cargo check --release --locked --target x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu
- Add CARGO_TARGET_X86_64_UNKNOWN_LINUX_GNU_LINKER = 'gcc' - Add CARGO_TARGET_X86_64_UNKNOWN_LINUX_GNU_CC = 'gcc' - Add CARGO_TARGET_X86_64_UNKNOWN_LINUX_GNU_CXX = 'g++' - This overrides the .cargo/config.toml cross-compilation settings - Forces cargo to use native gcc instead of x86_64-linux-gnu-gcc - Should resolve 'x86_64-linux-gnu-gcc not found' error
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| CARGO_TARGET_X86_64_UNKNOWN_LINUX_GNU_LINKER = "gcc"; | ||
| CARGO_TARGET_X86_64_UNKNOWN_LINUX_GNU_CC = "gcc"; | ||
| CARGO_TARGET_X86_64_UNKNOWN_LINUX_GNU_CXX = "g++"; |
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The toolchain variables are hardcoded to X86_64_UNKNOWN_LINUX_GNU while CARGO_BUILD_TARGET uses dynamic pkgs.stdenv.hostPlatform.config. Should these match to avoid build failures on non-x86_64 platforms?
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| CARGO_TARGET_X86_64_UNKNOWN_LINUX_GNU_LINKER = "gcc"; | |
| CARGO_TARGET_X86_64_UNKNOWN_LINUX_GNU_CC = "gcc"; | |
| CARGO_TARGET_X86_64_UNKNOWN_LINUX_GNU_CXX = "g++"; | |
| # Override linker to use native gcc instead of cross-compilation linker | |
| CARGO_TARGET_${lib.toUpper (lib.replaceStrings ["-"] ["_"] pkgs.stdenv.hostPlatform.config)}_LINKER = "gcc"; | |
| CARGO_TARGET_${lib.toUpper (lib.replaceStrings ["-"] ["_"] pkgs.stdenv.hostPlatform.config)}_CC = "gcc"; | |
| CARGO_TARGET_${lib.toUpper (lib.replaceStrings ["-"] ["_"] pkgs.stdenv.hostPlatform.config)}_CXX = "g++"; |
Finding type: Logical Bugs
- Remove complex Nix-based CI with cache/check/build/test jobs - Replace with simple Cargo workflow: test, check, build - Uses standard Rust toolchain and cargo commands - Caches cargo registry, index, and build artifacts - Remove cross-compilation linker configuration from .cargo/config.toml - Much simpler and more maintainable - No more Nix build errors or cross-compilation issues
- Move #[cfg(test)] impl TokenManager inside mod tests block - Resolves 'items after a test module' clippy error - Test helper methods are now properly scoped within tests module
CI Improvements: - Add matrix strategy to test on both Ubuntu and macOS - Build artifacts for both Linux (x86_64) and macOS (aarch64) - Proper artifact naming per platform - All tests run on both platforms Release Improvements: - Build for both Linux and macOS in parallel - Create separate artifacts for each platform - Handle different sha256sum commands (Linux vs macOS) - Download all artifacts and upload to release - Proper multi-platform release packaging Benefits: - Ensures code works on both Linux and macOS - Provides native binaries for both platforms - Faster parallel builds - Better platform coverage
- CI now only runs on Ubuntu (faster, cheaper) - macOS builds still included in release workflow - Reduces GitHub Actions costs (~10x cheaper) - CI runs on every PR/push, releases are infrequent
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Remove Apollo-specific workflows:
Keep ci.yml as main CI pipeline
Add simple release.yml for Ubuntu x86_64 builds only
Much simpler and more maintainable for independent org
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Streamlines the CI/CD infrastructure for the Apollo GraphQL MCP server by removing complex, Apollo-specific multi-platform build and release workflows. This change migrates the project to a simplified, standard Rust/Cargo-based continuous integration pipeline and introduces a basic Ubuntu x86_64 release process, enhancing maintainability for independent organizations.
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TokenManagerimplementation by moving test-specific helper methods into a#[cfg(test)]block within the mainimpl TokenManagerdefinition, improving code organization and clarity for testability.Modified files (1)
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ci.ymlto use standard Rust tooling (Cargo) instead of Nix for testing, checking, and building. A newrelease.ymlis introduced to provide a simplified Ubuntu x86_64 binary release process. Accompanying changes in.cargo/config.tomlandnix/apollo-mcp.nixremove previous cross-compilation configurations and force native builds, aligning the build environment with the new, simpler CI/CD strategy.Modified files (4)
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