[codespell]

skip = .git*,*.lock,.codespellrc,target,.jj

check-hidden = true

ignore-words-list = set,noes

b0beef4391766d245370b852b0224d1b12efd198 # rust/clippy: 1.88 → 1.90

          - macos-latest      # arm64

          - ubuntu-24.04-arm  # arm64

          - ubuntu-latest     # x64

          - windows-11-arm    # arm64

          - windows-latest    # x64

      - uses: actions/checkout@v6

        with:

          fetch-depth: 512

          fetch-tags: true

          filter: 'tree:0'

      - if: runner.os == 'Windows'

        working-directory: windows

        run: |

          $env:RADICLE_VERSION = "$(.\version.ps1)"

          echo $env:RADICLE_VERSION

          dotnet build

      - if: runner.os == 'Windows'

        uses: actions/upload-artifact@v4

        with:

          name: radicle-installer-${{ runner.arch }}-${{ github.sha }}-${{ github.job }}

          path: windows/bin/*/*.msi

      - if: runner.os != 'Windows'

        run: cargo test  --workspace --verbose --all-features -- --nocapture

      - if: runner.os == 'Windows'

        run: cargo test  --workspace --verbose --all-features -- --nocapture

        env:

          RUST_BACKTRACE: full

          RUST_LOG: trace

          RUST_TEST_THREADS: 1

      export RUSTDOCFLAGS='-D warnings'

      cargo doc --workspace --no-deps --all-features

  export RUSTDOCFLAGS='-D warnings'

  cargo doc --workspace --no-deps --all-features

edition = "2021"

[default]

extend-ignore-re = [

    "[0-9a-f]{7}\\.\\.\\.?[0-9a-f]{7}", # Git range between two short commit IDs

    "[0-9a-f]{7}\\[\\.\\.\\]", # Shortened commit IDs as written in tests

    "did:key:z6Mk[123456789ABCDEFGHJKLMNPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijkmnopqrstuvwxyz]{44}",

    "rad://z[123456789ABCDEFGHJKLMNPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijkmnopqrstuvwxyz]{28}",

    "rad:z[123456789ABCDEFGHJKLMNPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijkmnopqrstuvwxyz]{28}",

    "z6Mk[123456789ABCDEFGHJKLMNPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijkmnopqrstuvwxyz]{44}",

]

[default.extend-identifiers]

"typ" = "typ" # We may write "typ" instead of "type". The latter is a Rust keyword.

[type.codespell]

check-file = false

extend-glob = [".codespellrc"]

## New Features

- The block policy for `NodeId`'s is used for limiting the namespaces fetched

  from other nodes. It is now also extended to block connections to the blocked

  `NodeId`.

- The set of references returned by `references_of` were restricted to `heads`,

  `tags`, `notes`, `rad`, and `cobs`. The restriction is lifted, and the only

  references filtered out are `refs/tmp/heads` – used by `radicle-remote-helper`

  to create temporary patches.

- The `rad id` command will provide a better error message when a non-delegate

  attempts to modify the identity document.

## Fixed Bugs

- When preparing commands to execute, the `shlex` crate was used on all platforms.

  The semantics on Windows are different (e.g. '\' is a path separator on Windows

  but marks an escape sequence on Unix-like systems), which lead to issues when

  attempting to execute child processes.

  This is fixed by using `winsplit` on Windows instead.

- On Windows, zombie `git-upload-pack` processes are now prevented by using the

  "Job" API of the operating system to group child processes and their children.

- On Windows, signal handling was not supported. The `radicle-node` executable

  will now respect signal handling on Windows.

- Commands sent to the `Service` would never respond when it encountered errors.

  This would result in timeouts when commands are run from the `rad` CLI.

  The `Service` has now learned to return results when an error occurs which

  will be reported back to the user.

- Parsing addresses involving an IPv6 host failed if they were enclosed in

  square brackets, e.g. in `rad node connect z6Mk...@[::1]:8776`.

  Also, ambiguous addresses would parse, e.g. `::1:8776` would be

  indistinguishable from `[::1]:8776`. Since a port number is always required

  along a host when providing an address, IPv6 addresses now always require

  brackets to avoid confusion.

## Deprecations

- The `rad fork` command was confusing, and mislead users as to what its purpose

  was. Many believed it to create a hard-fork of the repository. Instead, it

  pushed the default branch to the local user's namespace. The command is now

  deprecated, and the user should use `git push` instead.

## Breaking Changes

- The `Connected` state of a peer no longer contains fetching information. This

  information was returned when requesting for `Seeds` on the control socket.

  Callers should no longer expect the `fetching` inside that JSON result.

- The `rad debug` information for ongoing fetches contained the number of

  subscribers awaiting for results, this was removed.

- The `TypeName` strings defined in `radicle-cob` are restricted to reflect the

  size limits on domain names as specified in

  [RFC-1035](https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc1035#section-2.3.4).

## 1.6.1

## Fixed Bugs

### Improve Logging

The introduction of new logs in `radicle-node` caused too many log lines to be

output. All logs were evaluated and adjusted to a more suitable log level.

### Improve `Service::fetch_missing_repositories`

If the check for `storage.contains` failed with an error, the whole process of

fetching missing repositories would fail. Instead, the error is logged and it

continues to gather repositories to fetch.

### Surface Underlying I/O Error for `radicle-fetch`

When an I/O error would occur within the `gix-transport` crate, the underlying

error would become opaque. This makes it hard to debug the issue when it occurs.

Instead, surface the I/O error so that it can be inspected.

## 1.6.0

## Release Highlights

### Migrating `radicle-node` to `mio`

The crates [`netservices`], [`io-reactor`], and [`popol`] were crucially valuable

for implementing `radicle-node`. However, they are not ideal dependencies for

ensuring long-term health of the network I/O layer:

- [`popol`] is only intended to support Unix-like platforms, and support on other

  platforms, like Windows, is desired.

- Even though [`io-reactor`] defines the trait [`reactor::poller::Poll`] to

  potentially support multiple I/O polling mechanisms, there is only one single

  implementation wrapping [`popol`]. Issues for other polling crates are open

  since 2023 without tangible progress: [#10 for `mio`], [#9 for `polling`],

  [#8 for `epoll`]. This suggests that it is not a high priority for the maintainers

  to integrate with other polling abstractions which might offer better

  cross-platform compatibility when compared to `popol`.

- The trait [`reactor::poller::Poll`] can only be implemented for file

  descriptors which also implement [`std::os::fd::raw::AsRawFd`], which is only

  implemented on Unix-like platforms and WASI. It is believed that this is

  leaked from `popol` as the only known implementation of the trait wraps it.

- To benefit from network effects, it would be nice to see others maintaining crates

  that depend on `io-reactor`. However, according to crates.io, the

  [only dependent is `radicle-node`] (via `netservices`). Contrary to that,

  at the time of writing, `mio` has 494 dependents according to

  [crates.io][mio reverse dependencies], and, notably, `tokio`, which has

  30628 dependents on [crates.io][tokio reverse dependencies], is dependent on

  [`mio`]. We therefore think that even if `mio` is obsoleted, e.g. by [`a10`]

  (which is based on [`io_uring`] on Linux and could potentially build on top of

  [I/O rings on Windows]) the people behind a large network of dependent projects

  are expected to come up with new ideas and solutions, that Radicle would then

  benefit from.

- One downside of using `mio` is that it forces the use of [`mio::Token`] to

  identify sources (while a type that is `Eq + Clone` might be enough). Another

  downside is that it forces the use of the types in [`mio::net`] for sockets,

  which need to be converted to/from [`std::net`] if required. These

  distinctions are also [noted by cloudhead]. This is acceptable to the team, in

  order to leverage the benefits of a well-tested and cross-platform network I/O

  layer.

[`netservices`]: https://crates.io/crates/netservices

[`io-reactor`]: https://crates.io/crates/io-reactor

[`popol`]: https://crates.io/crates/popol

[`reactor::poller::Poll`]: https://docs.rs/io-reactor/0.5.2/reactor/poller/trait.Poll.html

[#10 for `mio`]: https://github.com/rust-amplify/io-reactor/issues/10

[#9 for `polling`]: https://github.com/rust-amplify/io-reactor/issues/9

[#8 for `epoll`]: https://github.com/rust-amplify/io-reactor/issues/8

[`std::os::fd::raw::AsRawFd`]: https://doc.rust-lang.org/nightly/std/os/fd/raw/trait.AsRawFd.html

[only dependent is `radicle-node`]: https://crates.io/crates/io-reactor/reverse_dependencies

[mio reverse dependencies]: https://crates.io/crates/mio/reverse_dependencies

[tokio reverse dependencies]: https://crates.io/crates/tokio/reverse_dependencies

[`a10`]: https://crates.io/crates/a10

[`io_uring`]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Io_uring

[I/O rings on Windows]: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/ioringapi/

[`mio::Token`]: https://docs.rs/mio/1.0.4/mio/struct.Token.html

[`mio::net`]: https://docs.rs/mio/1.0.4/mio/net/index.html

[`std::net`]: https://doc.rust-lang.org/stable/std/net/index.html

[noted by cloudhead]: https://cloudhead.io/popol/

### Building `radicle-node` on Windows

The efforts to migrate `radicle-node` to use `mio`, alongside changes that fixed

path canonicalization and supporting Windows pipes, have allowed developers to

build `radicle-node` on Windows.

We encourage users to try out Radicle on Windows by building from source. At the

time of writing, there may be undiscovered issues, since this is a nascent time

for `radicle-node` on Windows. Please report any issues you see via `rad issue`

or on our [Zulip](https://radicle.zulipchat.com).

### Rust MSRV Update to 1.85

For those who are developing on top of the `heartwood` crates, it is important

to note that the Minimum Supported Rust Version (MSRV) is now 1.85.

## New Features

### Argument Parsing via `clap`

`rad` now uses the `clap` crate for parsing its command-line arguments. This

brings a brand new look to the help output for the `rad` CLI, and ensures that

we do not miss documenting options when they are added. Note that this does

affect error reporting, as they are now reported by `clap` when parsing fails.

#### Shell Completions

With the introduction of `clap`, this helped with the introduction of a command

`rad completion` to emit shell completions for static information.

### systemd Credentials for `radicle-node`

`radicle-node` now supports systemd Credentials (refer to

<https://systemd.io/CREDENTIALS> for more information) to load:

    1. The secret key, in addition to the commandline argument `--secret`

       (higher priority than the credential) and the configuration file (lower

       priority than the credential). The identifier of the credential is

       "xyz.radicle.node.secret".

    2. The optional passphrase for the secret key, in addition to the

       environment variable `RAD_PASSPHRASE` (lower priority than the

       credential). The identifier of the credential is

       "xyz.radicle.node.passphrase".

## Fixed Bugs

### Fix Bootstrapping

The IP (both IPv4 and IPv6) and the Tor onion addresses were specified for the

bootstrap nodes. When a new user came to using Radicle, there was a chance that

their setup did not support IPv6 or Tor, resulting in a failure to connect to

one of those addresses. The node does not know how to try a follow-up address,

for the moment, so we have decided to skip Tor addresses when it is not

configured, and removed the IP addresses in favor of the DNS names.

## 1.5.0

## Release Highlights

### Better Support for Bare Repositories

[gitrepostiory-layout]: https://git-scm.com/docs/gitrepository-layout/2.49.0

Some improvements to supporting bare repositories have been made for `rad` and

`git-remote-rad`. For `rad`, the `rad clone` command has learned a new flag

`--bare`, which clones the repository into a bare repository, as opposed to

having a working tree (see [gitrepository-layout]).

`git-remote-rad` (our Git remote helper), also learned to better handle bare

repositories, when using `git push` and `git fetch` with a `rad://` remote.

For `jj` users, this begins to unlock being able to use `jj` without co-location

of the Git repository. Further improvements to interoperability with `jj` are

in progress and will be released in future versions.

### Introducing the `patch.branch` Option

Continuing on the theme of making `jj` users happy, `git-remote-rad` can now

handle the option `-o patch.branch[=<name>]`. When the option is passed without

a name, i.e. `-o patch.branch`, an upstream branch will be created which is

named after the patch being created – `patches/<PATCH ID>`. Alternatively, the

`<name>` value is used if supplied.

This allows you to specify if you want a tracking branch (or bookmark in `jj`)

for the patch. This means that you can avoid using `rad patch checkout`.

### Improved `rad patch show`

The `rad patch show` command has received some love by improving its output. The

`Base` of the patch is now always output, where before it was behind the

`--verbose` flag.

The previous output would differentiate "updates", where the original author

creates a new revision, and "revisions", where another author creates a

revision. This could be confusing since updates are also revisions. Instead, the

output shows a timeline of the root of the patch and each new revision, without

any differentiation. The revision identifiers, head commit of the revision, and

author are still printed as per usual.

### Structured Logging

The `radicle-node` has learned to output structure logging using the new

`--log-logger structured` and `--log-format json` option pairs. If they are not

specified, then the logging will remain the same as per usual.

### Deprecations in `rad`

It is important to note that we are now emitting deprecation and obsoletion

warnings for several `rad` commands and options.

For `rad diff`, the whole command is deprecated, and `git diff` should be used

instead. It is better to use the tools that already exist in this case.

The option `rad self --nid` was deprecated in favor of `rad node status --only nid`.

The reason for this is that we will be making efforts to separate the cryptographic

identity of user and node.

For this case, the node will – in a future version – read the location of the

secret key to use from configuration or arguments at runtime. This means that a

running node is required to report the correct Node ID – and the command cannot

rely on the default location, which is shared with the user.

The options `rad patch review [--patch | --delete]` are marked as obsolete,

since their functionality never worked as intended. Reviews are something that

requires more research and time to implement. These commands will likely be

removed before a next major release, since their lack of functionality is

confusing.

- The option `rad self --nid` was deprecated in favor of `rad node status --only nid`

- `rad diff` was deprecated in favor of using `git diff`

- `rad patch review --patch` and `rad patch review --delete` are made obsolete.

  This functionality never worked as intended, and may be removed before the

  next major release.

- The option `radicle-node --log` was deprecated in favor of

  `radicle-node --log-level` to be in line with `--log-logger` and `--log-format`.

- `rad clone` now supports the flag `--bare` which works analogously to

  `git clone --bare`.

- `rad patch show` now has improved output. It does not distinguish between the

  original author's updates and other updated, each update is marked as

  `Revision`, and the general output is cleaned up. It also shows `Base` by

  default without the `--verbose` flag.

- `rad init --setup-signing` now works on bare repositories.

- `git-remote-rad` now correctly reports the default branch to Git by listing

  the symbolic reference `HEAD`.

- `rad status` learned a new option `--only nid` for printing the Node ID.

- The remote helper has learned a new server option `patch.branch[=<name>]`.

  This will create an upstream branch when creating the branch. This upstream

  can then be used for updating the patch, post creation.

- `radicle-node` has learned `--log-logger structured` and `--log-format json`

  options. The node will output its logs in a structured, JSON format when

  specified.

## Fixed Bugs

- The `rad` CLI now uses [indicatif](https://crates.io/crates/indicatif) for

  emitting progress spinners. This fixes an issue when the terminal size was

  too small for the spinner line. It also fixes when there is a user interrupt,

  the cursor would disappear.

- The remote helper will no longer attempt to verify Git hooks twice, when

  performing a `git push`.

- The default Git remote options, when using `rad remote`, now set `pruneTags`

  to prevent canonical tags from being pruned from the working copy of the

  repository's `refs/tags`.

- `rad init --setup-signing` now works in combination with `--existing`.

## 1.4.0

## Release Highlights

### systemd service hardening

Running `radicle-node` as systemd service using our service files, will now run the service with some hardening options enabled.

This work includes some trivial sandboxing options in the provided service files and lead users to `systemd-analyze security`.

While being a trivial change and far from a secure service it is an improvement and may push downstream packagers and / or users to add even a bit of sandboxing.

### Path to Windows

We continued working on Windows support for Radicle and made some progress on the node implementation.

As `std::os::unix` is obviously not available on Windows, we resorted to using the `winpipe` crate.

This crate implements a very similar API to `std::os::unix` but for named pipes.

The node has learned how to use named pipes when for the control socket when on Windows architecture.

### Bootstrapping Improvements

When you start a fresh node, it'll need to have at least one seed that it can bootstrap from.

We do this by using `iris.radicle.xyz` and `rosa.radicle.xyz` as bootstrap nodes.

With this release, a node can now connect to them when DNS is not available or a connection via Tor is desired.

### Improvements to `rad cob log`

The rad cob log command learned two new options, `--from` and `--to`.

These take a commit SHA that correspond to a COB operation,

and allows you to limit the log to start from or end the log at those operations, respectively.

### Improvements to rad sync

We now use a more suitable symbol in rad sync status for the status:

✗ Hint:

   ? … Status:

       ✓ … in sync          ✗ … out of sync

       ! … not announced    • … unknown

This aligns closer with the rad node status output. As well as this,

the Tip column was renamed to SigRefs, since the term Tip was too ambiguous.

The internal logic of rad sync --announce was improved by writing more tests and finding edge cases to fix.

Included in these improvements is changing the target behavior.

Before, the announcements would attempt to reach the preferred seeds target and the replication factor.

Now, it tries to reach the preferred seeds and falls back to the replication factor.

### Human Oriented Panics

The `rad` CLI now prints a more human-friendly message when it encounters a panic.

### Notable Crate Changes

- Introduce a new module that provides an API for iterating over a COB's operations, given a range of commits

- Remove `anyhow` from `radicle-term` and `radicle-node`

- BREAKING: Removed `radicle::node::DEFAULT_SOCKET_NAME`, use `radicle::profile::Home::socket` instead

- BREAKING: Add a node event for canonical reference updates

## Fixed Bugs

- Fix panic when reading from SQLite database fails

## 1.3.1 - 2025-09-04

### Fixed Panics

Two instances of panics were fixed in this release.

The first, and most important, was a panic around serializing wire messages.

There is a strict size limit on the protocol messages that we control. However,

this size limit is not intended to be imposed on Git streams, for example during

fetching from other nodes. We incorrectly placed a check for this size limit in

the `serialize` function, which meant it would panic for some Git fetches. This

was fixed by moving the check elsewhere, while also improving the code so we do

not make that mistake again.

The second involved using the `read` method from the `sqlite` crate. This method

calls `try_read` and `unwrap`s the `Result`, which would cause a panic. We have

replaced the calls to `read` with `try_read` to more gracefully handle the

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