chore(rust): pin toolchain to nightly-2026-08-20 for -Zmin-publish-age, drop Tier-3 build-std legs - #8550
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR makes CI use an exact nightly and removes Apple Tier-3 release legs, but a floating rust-src installation and mutable setup-action references can still make builds non-reproducible, while some coverage descriptions are stale. It is mergeable with explicit owner follow-up on reproducibility and documentation consistency. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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415-421: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUpdate the stale stable-toolchain wording.
These changed comments and the step name still say that the workflow runs on stable Rust. The same workflow now selects
nightly-2026-08-20at Lines 362 and 1058.State that the Tier-3 Apple legs no longer require
rust-srcor-Zbuild-std, while the remaining release jobs use the pinned nightly. RenameInstall Rust stable + cross targetto reflect the actual toolchain.Also applies to: 558-559, 1016-1020, 1055-1058
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In @.github/workflows/gc-ratchet.yml:
- Around line 182-183: Regenerate the ratchet baseline using the workflow’s
configured toolchain, nightly-2026-08-20, so its recorded Rust version and
provenance match the build environment. Update only the baseline metadata or
generation inputs needed for this alignment, unless an existing explicit
provenance-check mechanism is available.
In @.github/workflows/test.yml:
- Around line 3238-3241: Update the Rust toolchain setup and downstream
invocations to consistently use nightly-2026-08-20: pin the rust-src helper
installation and replace floating +nightly calls in driver.rs and
build_and_run.rs with the pinned toolchain. Preserve the existing build behavior
aside from removing the floating nightly selection.
In `@CLAUDE.md`:
- Line 175: Update the CI documentation sentence to limit the claim to release
packaging: state that release-packages.yml no longer builds or ships tvOS,
visionOS, or watchOS artifacts, while separately preserving the advisory
tvOS/watchOS doc-test cross-compilation performed by test.yml.
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- Around line 415-421: Update the stale comments and step name in the release
workflow: state that Tier-3 Apple legs no longer require rust-src or
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Concrete transition target now recorded: min-publish-age's stabilization PR (cargo#17335, open) targets Rust 1.100.0, late September 2026. Comments in |
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Also fixed the outside-diff finding about release-packages.yml's stale "stable" wording (lines ~417/559/1018/1056) in dc17d12 -- comments and the step name now describe the pinned toolchain neutrally instead of claiming stable. |
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- Around line 1017-1021: Update the matrix comment near the remaining target
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…td legs Pins Rust to an exact nightly-2026-08-20 across every CI workflow (was floating on dtolnay/rust-toolchain@stable). Nightly, not stable 1.98.0, because -Zmin-publish-age -- the cargo dependency-resolution soak feature .cargo/config.toml already configures -- is still nightly-only: verified directly against a real 1.98.0 stable binary, which silently ignores the config with a warning, and against the tracking issue (rust-lang/cargo#17009), still open. The stabilization PR (rust-lang/cargo#17335, open) targets Rust 1.100.0, due late September 2026 -- that's the concrete transition-to-stable target, matching socket-wheelhouse's own canonical rust-toolchain.toml. Drops the tvOS/visionOS/watchOS Tier-3 build legs entirely from release-packages.yml -- the nightly + rust-src install steps, the -Z build-std=core,std,panic_abort build branches, the tier3 matrix field, and the staging step's per-platform artifact-copy loop. -Z build-std remains unstable regardless of channel, so this removal is independent of which channel the pin above uses. The perry-ui-tvos/visionos/watchos crates stay in the workspace, and the compiler's own auto-rebuild (perry compile --target tvos-simulator, via a floating +nightly the end user must have installed -- see crates/perry/src/commands/compile/link/build_and_run.rs and crates/perry/src/commands/compile/optimized_libs/driver.rs) is untouched and still exercised by test.yml's tvOS-sim doc-tests; only release-packages.yml's build-and-ship leg for these three platforms is gone. Applies the newly-stabilized {f32,f64}::algebraic_{add,sub,mul,div,rem} methods in perry-runtime/src/perf_histogram.rs's stddev() (Node's perf_hooks Histogram) -- safe because it's an internal HdrHistogram- bucketed statistic, not a value any spec requires bit-exact evaluation order for. Recorded in external-tools.json's rust entry as a soakBypass-adopted version (published 2026-08-20, adopted 1 day later, removable 2026-08-27). The newer pinned nightly also surfaces two classes of pre-existing issues that were invisible under the previous floating stable, both fixed here: Atomic::fetch_update was renamed to try_update (8 call sites across gc/barrier, gc/poll_arm, gc/layout_tables, gc/roots/stack_maps, arena/block -- a pure rename, verified against the real try_update signature), and an expanded unused-import lint now catches a redundant `use super::super::*;` sitting alongside `use super::*;` in 33 files (6 in perry-codegen's node_core native table, 27 in perry-runtime's node_stream_constructors/object modules) -- deleted each line and confirmed the workspace still builds and 1051 targeted unit tests still pass. Verified against the real toolchains, not just docs: installed nightly-2026-08-20 and (earlier) stable 1.98.0 locally, confirmed -Zmin-publish-age activates on the former and is silently ignored on the latter, ran the exact CI `warnings` job commands (cargo check -p perry --bins, and cargo check --workspace --all-targets minus the host-incompatible UI crates) under the pinned nightly with RUSTFLAGS=-D warnings -- both clean -- and ran the perf_histogram test suite (including Node-oracle-comparison tests) -- all clean. Addresses CodeRabbit's review: fixed stale "stable" wording in release-packages.yml comments/step names (including two more Tier-3 mentions CodeRabbit's follow-up review caught in create-release and publish-assets) and scoped CLAUDE.md's tvOS/visionOS/watchOS claim to release-packages.yml specifically. Left two items as documented follow-ups rather than in-scope fixes: the gc-ratchet.yml baseline's recorded toolchain provenance (metadata only, not enforced by gc_ratchet.py, needs a real profiling run to regenerate) and test.yml's/driver.rs's floating +nightly for the Tier-3 auto-rebuild feature (must track whatever nightly the end user has installed, not this repo's CI-only pin).
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Held — this does not compile on the current toolchain, and the reason is worth fixing rather than working around. The failure, stacking this on current All four are Why it fails here but presumably passed for you. The description says these methods are "stable since 1.98.0", but this machine is on
That is a real coupling: the code change depends on the toolchain pin, but the pin does not reach the places the code has to build. The cheap fix is to add a Two things I'd want a maintainer's decision on before this lands, independent of the compile failure:
Everything else checks out: it stacks cleanly on I also have a note for whoever picks this up: it bumps the workspace version, which the maintainer normally applies at merge time. |
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Merging as requested. One factual caveat for the record, because it will surface as a surprise otherwise. This does not compile on a stable toolchain. Stacked on current The four uses are Why CI will be green anyway, and why that is the gap. The pin is applied to
The code change is therefore coupled to a pin that only covers CI. The one-line fix is a The reasoning behind nightly over stable 1.98.0 is sound and unusually well-evidenced — Everything else checks out: stacks cleanly, and |
…kflows (#8561) * fix(rust): pin the toolchain for local builds, not just CI workflows #8550 pinned nightly-2026-08-20 through dtolnay/rust-toolchain's toolchain: input in 23 workflows, and perry-runtime now uses float_algebraic. Those inputs do not reach a plain cargo invocation, so building main outside CI fails with E0658 while CI is green. * chore: key the changelog fragment to this PR (#8561) --------- Co-authored-by: Ralph Küpper <ralph@skelpo.com>
My float_algebraic 'fix' was based on a local E0658 that does not occur in CI: main's gap-suite compiles and passes, so algebraic_* is available on the nightly #8550 pinned. My local stable 1.97.1 simply cannot build it. Replacing those calls with plain arithmetic therefore fixed nothing and changed stddev numerics, which broke gap-suite (2) -- green on main, red on this PR. What remains is the API docs regeneration, which is independently verified: check is red on main and on this PR's first push, and green after the regenerated artifacts.
…t on main main (4ee1d04) fails to build its test targets: error[E0658]: use of unstable library feature `float_algebraic` --> crates/perry-runtime/src/perf_histogram.rs:277:31 #8550 introduced algebraic_sub/mul/add describing them as "Rust 1.98's algebraic_* float methods". They are not stable: float_algebraic is an unstable library feature needing #![feature(float_algebraic)] on any channel. perry-runtime declares no such gate, nothing sets RUSTC_BOOTSTRAP, and there is no rust-toolchain file, so these fail to compile on stable AND on the nightly that commit pinned -- which is why cargo-test dies before running a single test. The reassociation was only an optimization, as the shipped comment itself noted (the HdrHistogram stddev is a bucketed approximation nothing requires bit-exact), so plain arithmetic is behaviour-preserving and keeps the crate building on stable. cargo check --workspace --tests: 0 errors (fails on main). cargo test -p perry-runtime perf_histogram: 9/9.
My float_algebraic 'fix' was based on a local E0658 that does not occur in CI: main's gap-suite compiles and passes, so algebraic_* is available on the nightly #8550 pinned. My local stable 1.97.1 simply cannot build it. Replacing those calls with plain arithmetic therefore fixed nothing and changed stddev numerics, which broke gap-suite (2) -- green on main, red on this PR. What remains is the API docs regeneration, which is independently verified: check is red on main and on this PR's first push, and green after the regenerated artifacts.
* fix(runtime): drop unstable float_algebraic use that breaks cargo-test on main main (4ee1d04) fails to build its test targets: error[E0658]: use of unstable library feature `float_algebraic` --> crates/perry-runtime/src/perf_histogram.rs:277:31 #8550 introduced algebraic_sub/mul/add describing them as "Rust 1.98's algebraic_* float methods". They are not stable: float_algebraic is an unstable library feature needing #![feature(float_algebraic)] on any channel. perry-runtime declares no such gate, nothing sets RUSTC_BOOTSTRAP, and there is no rust-toolchain file, so these fail to compile on stable AND on the nightly that commit pinned -- which is why cargo-test dies before running a single test. The reassociation was only an optimization, as the shipped comment itself noted (the HdrHistogram stddev is a bucketed approximation nothing requires bit-exact), so plain arithmetic is behaviour-preserving and keeps the crate building on stable. cargo check --workspace --tests: 0 errors (fails on main). cargo test -p perry-runtime perf_histogram: 9/9. * docs: regenerate API reference + .d.ts (drifted on main) check is red on main for a second reason independent of the compile break: the API docs drift step. crates/perry-api-manifest/src/entries.rs gained the @parcel/watcher facade (#8532) plus entries from #8535 and #8525 without the generated artifacts being regenerated. regen_api_docs.sh output only, no hand edits: coverage 2033 entries / 124 modules -> 2051 / 134. * Drop the perf_histogram change; keep only the API docs regeneration My float_algebraic 'fix' was based on a local E0658 that does not occur in CI: main's gap-suite compiles and passes, so algebraic_* is available on the nightly #8550 pinned. My local stable 1.97.1 simply cannot build it. Replacing those calls with plain arithmetic therefore fixed nothing and changed stddev numerics, which broke gap-suite (2) -- green on main, red on this PR. What remains is the API docs regeneration, which is independently verified: check is red on main and on this PR's first push, and green after the regenerated artifacts. --------- Co-authored-by: Ralph Küpper <ralph@skelpo.com>
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Pins Rust to an exact
nightly-2026-08-20everywhere in CI (was floating on@stable, then briefly pinned to stable1.98.0before I confirmed that left-Zmin-publish-agepermanently inert). Drops the tvOS/visionOS/watchOS Tier-3 build legs entirely (unstable-Z build-std, unrelated to this release either way). Applies 1.98.0's new algebraic float methods to one safe internal hot path.Details
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dtolnay/rust-toolchain@stable'stoolchain:input tonightly-2026-08-20across all 23 workflows that use it..cargo/config.tomlalready configures[unstable] min-publish-age = true(cargo's own dependency-resolution soak gate). That feature is still nightly-only -- verified directly against the real stable 1.98.0 binary, which silently ignores the config withwarning: ignoring registry.global-min-publish-age without -Zmin-publish-age, and against the tracking issue (rust-lang/cargo#17009), still open. Pinning to this exact nightly makes that block actually take effect, matching the fleet-wide convention socket-wheelhouse/ultrathink already use via their ownrust-toolchain.toml.external-tools.json'srustentry as asoakBypass-adopted version (published 2026-08-20, adopted 1 day later, removable 2026-08-27).release-packages.yml-- the-Z build-std=core,std,panic_abortbuild branches, thetier3matrix field, and the staging step's per-platform artifact-copy loop.-Z build-stdremains unstable regardless of channel, so this removal is independent of which channel the pin above uses. Theperry-ui-tvos/perry-ui-visionos/perry-ui-watchoscrates and their--targetflags still exist in the workspace for a manual-Z build-stdbuild; CI just no longer builds or ships them.{f32,f64}::algebraic_{add,sub,mul,div,rem}methods (stable since 1.98.0; a dated nightly always carries at least the prior stable's surface) inperry-runtime/src/perf_histogram.rs'sstddev()(Node'sperf_hooksHistogram) -- safe because it's an internal HdrHistogram-bucketed statistic, not a value any spec requires bit-exact evaluation order for.Verification
nightly-2026-08-20toolchain locally (and, earlier, stable1.98.0, to directly confirm the-Zmin-publish-agegap rather than assume it) --cargo check -p perry -p perry-runtime -p perry-stdlibpasses clean on the pinned nightly.perry-runtime'sperf_histogramsuite (incl. Node-oracle-comparison tests) under the pinned nightly -- 9/9 pass.-Zmin-publish-ageactually activates on the pinned nightly in an isolated test project (no warning, vs. the warning on stable).actionlintclean (no new findings).node scripts/soak/external-tools.mts --check-- 10/10 pins valid;node scripts/soak/soak.mts --check --quiet-- clean.Test plan
cargo checkunder the real pinned nightlyperf_histogramtests pass under the real pinned nightly-Zmin-publish-ageconfirmed active on the pinned nightly (isolated repro)external-tools.mts --check/soak.mts --checkcleanpr-gate) -- pendingSummary by CodeRabbit
nightly-2026-08-20.