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fix(release): path-only dev-deps in rustledger-wasm so publish never needs them - #1758
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…needs them The parity-test dev-deps (#1740) used workspace inheritance, which bakes a version requirement into the published package's dev-deps — cargo publish of rustledger-wasm then fails whenever the sibling isn't on crates.io at that exact version yet (broke the v0.21.0 publish: the script orders wasm before ffi-wasi). Path-only dev-deps are stripped at publish, which is exactly right for test-only siblings. Verified: parity test still runs; cargo publish --dry-run packages clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Updates rustledger-wasm’s host-only parity-test dev-dependencies to avoid cargo publish -p rustledger-wasm requiring sibling crates to already be available on crates.io at the exact workspace version.
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workspace = truedev-deps onrustledger-plugin-typesandrustledger-ffi-wasiwith path-only dev-deps under the native-only (cfg(not(target_arch = "wasm32"))) dev-dependencies table. - Add in-manifest documentation explaining why path-only dev-deps are required for reliable publishing order.
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#1758 made rustledger-wasm's sibling dev-deps path-only (no version) so cargo strips them at publish and the crates.io publish order can never fail on them. cargo-deny models a versionless path dep as a wildcard, so 'wildcards = deny' now fails every PR (and main). allow-wildcard-paths permits exactly this shape — path deps cannot bind to a published version, which is what the wildcard ban guards against. Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The #1740 parity-test dev-deps used
workspace = true, which carries the workspace'sversion = "X.Y.Z"requirement into the published package's dev-dependencies — socargo publish -p rustledger-wasmfails whenever the sibling isn't on crates.io at that exact version yet. This broke the v0.21.0 crates.io publish (the script orders wasm before ffi-wasi; recovered by rerun once ffi-wasi@0.21.0 indexed).Path-only dev-deps are stripped at publish — exactly right for test-only sibling deps. Verified: the parity test still runs (2 passed) and
cargo publish --dry-runpackages cleanly with no registry requirement.Alternative considered: reordering the publish script — rejected, since any future test-only sibling edge would re-create the trap; version-free dev-deps kill the class.
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