DevLog250309

Dev Log | 250309

Debugging Package Failure & Refining Blockchain Project

Overview

Today’s focus is on fixing the failing status in the current package due to the lib update and continuing to clean up and refine the NanoVault project. Additionally, I’ll be reviewing the pathway script and considering a new project name, since “NanoVault” is already used by a Nano blockchain tool.

1. Debugging Package Failure

Issue:

• The package status is failing due to the lib update.
  
• The issue likely stems from incorrect module structure or missing references.
  
• Plan to rework the library structure and check the integration with docs.rs.

Next Steps:

• Run cargo check and cargo test to pinpoint errors.
  
• Ensure lib.rs is correctly structured and module paths are defined properly.
  
• Update Cargo.toml if needed to reflect the correct library exports.
  
• Push fixes and verify the package builds successfully.

2. NanoVault Project Cleanup

Tasks Completed:

• Cleaned up the NanoVault project directory for better organization.
  
• Removed unnecessary files and refactored initial scripts.

Pathway Script Review:

• Reviewing the setup and environment configuration in the pathway script.
  
• Ensuring smooth installation and setup across different environments.

New Project Name Consideration:

• “NanoVault” is already taken by a Nano blockchain security tool.
  
• Researching alternative names that align with the project’s security and blockchain focus.

3. Next Steps

Immediate Focus:

• Debug and fix the failing package status related to lib.rs.
  
• Finalize NanoVault project name change to avoid conflicts.
  
• Refine the pathway script to ensure smooth execution.

Future Considerations:

• Expand package documentation with usage examples and API references.
  
• Plan out additional blockchain security integrations for the project.
  
• Continue structuring projects for scalability and maintainability.

Final Thoughts

The lib update issue needs to be resolved to get the package back to a passing status. At the same time, cleaning up the NanoVault project and selecting a new name will help with long-term clarity. Once these are sorted, the focus will shift toward refining the setup process and expanding project functionality.

Will update once debugging progress is made.

Dev Log | 250309

Fixing Rust Formatting, Publishing Issues, and Syncing Git

Issue Summary

During the update to version 0.1.5 of spotify_playlist_maker, several issues surfaced:
1. Cargo Formatting Issues – cargo fmt --check failed due to incorrect import formatting.
2. Zsh Parse Error – Rust code was mistakenly executed in the terminal instead of being compiled.
3. Duplicate Imports – main.rs contained redundant imports, causing compilation errors.
4. Git Sync Issues – Uncommitted changes needed to be cleaned up and pushed.
5. Publishing Errors – Required a version bump and authentication before publishing.

1. Fixing Formatting Errors (cargo fmt --check)

Rust’s formatter (cargo fmt --check) failed due to misaligned imports. The fix:

cargo fmt

This auto-corrected the formatting. To verify:

cargo fmt --check

Manual Fix (If Needed)

Adjusted main.rs to ensure proper import ordering:

use rspotify::{
    clients::{BaseClient, OAuthClient},
    model::{PlayableId, SearchResult, SearchType},
    AuthCodeSpotify, Credentials, OAuth,
};
use spotify_playlist_maker::{format_track_name, generate_spotify_auth_url};
use std::{collections::HashSet, env, error::Error};
use tiny_http::Server;

2. Fixing Git Sync Issues

Before publishing, committed and pushed the latest changes:

git add .
git commit -m "Fixed formatting and prepared for release"
git push origin main

If Git rejected the push due to out-of-sync branches, a rebase was performed:

git pull origin main --rebase

3. Publishing Version 0.1.5

Updated Cargo.toml to reflect the new version:

version = "0.1.5"

Committed and pushed the update:

git add Cargo.toml
git commit -m "Bumped version to 0.1.5"
git push origin main

Verified package integrity before publishing:

cargo package

Published the package to Crates.io:

cargo publish

After a successful upload, verified the release on Crates.io.

4. Final Outcome

GitHub Actions Passed – No more formatting or linting errors.
Docs.rs Passed – Documentation successfully generated.
Version 0.1.5 Published – Available on Crates.io.

This update ensures spotify_playlist_maker is correctly formatted, structured, and published without issues.