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Remove Limen-internal sibling crates, Linear tracking, and CI Hub variable language from the face README and crate docs. Keep install, HDF5, Docker (GHCR), and scope aimed at crates.io / GitHub users. Co-authored-by: Grok <noreply@x.ai>
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WalkthroughVersion 0.4.2 updates release metadata, README guidance, installation and Docker tags, compatibility information, and documentation terminology. No runtime behavior or public declarations changed. ChangesDocumentation and scope clarification
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Mergeability Score: ⚪ Minimal · up to This documentation-only PR has two localized consumer-facing issues: an incomplete comparison sentence and a Git example whose heading does not match the pinned release tag. They do not affect runtime behavior or create merge-blocking risk, but should be corrected before publication. Possibly related PRs
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This documentation PR successfully removes internal organization context (sibling crates, Linear tracking, CI variables) from public-facing documentation while maintaining all technical accuracy. The changes are clean, consistent across all files, and achieve the stated goal of making the README suitable for crates.io/GitHub consumers without requiring knowledge of Limen-private references.
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Docs-only crates.io republish so the registry serves the consumer README. No API or wire changes. Co-authored-by: Grok <noreply@x.ai>
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P3: The `From git (unreleased fixes)` block points consumers at `tag = "v0.4.1"`, but v0.4.1 is the current released version (Cargo.toml `version = "0.4.1"`; CHANGELOG lists 0.4.1 as released), so that tag returns exactly the published code, not unreleased fixes. Direct the git snippet at `branch = "main"` (or an upcoming tag) so the instruction does what it claims.</violation>
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In `@README.md`:
- Around line 90-94: Align the README Git dependency example with its
“unreleased fixes” heading: either rename the heading to describe the released
v0.4.2 tag or update the dependency reference to the branch containing
unreleased fixes, keeping the heading and command semantically consistent.
In `@tests/hdf5_read_errors.rs`:
- Line 5: Update the module-level documentation sentence near the top of
tests/hdf5_read_errors.rs to use a complete comparison that explicitly names
both things downstream tools must distinguish: a non-NIR file and a NIR file.
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P3: The "From git" snippet is labeled "unreleased fixes" but pins `tag = "v0.4.2"`, a released version. Pinning a release tag cannot give consumers unreleased fixes. Either drop the "unreleased" framing or point the example at `branch = "main"` (or a specific unreleased commit) so it actually delivers what the heading promises.</violation>
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Split tag pin (release) from branch = main (unreleased). Fix incomplete wording in the HDF5 read-error module docs. Co-authored-by: Grok <noreply@x.ai>
Match rust-toolchain.toml and CI; stop advertising an untested 1.85.1 floor on crates.io metadata. Co-authored-by: Grok <noreply@x.ai>
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P2: This docs-only 0.4.2 patch raises `package.rust-version` from 1.85.1 to 1.97.1, an MSRV bump that is a compatibility break for consumers still on 1.85.1–1.96.x. The PR is framed as "No API or wire changes" / a README refresh, but the bump means a plain `cargo update` to 0.4.2 now forces users to upgrade their toolchain. Per the project's own 0.x semver policy, an intentional floor raise should ride in a minor release (0.5.0), not a doc patch. Either bump the floor in a 0.5.0 cut or, if it must ship now, explicitly call out the MSRV break in the release notes rather than presenting the release as no-op.</violation>
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| # (`toolchain: "1.97.1"`). Raise when the pin moves. | ||
| rust-version = "1.97.1" |
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P2: This docs-only 0.4.2 patch raises package.rust-version from 1.85.1 to 1.97.1, an MSRV bump that is a compatibility break for consumers still on 1.85.1–1.96.x. The PR is framed as "No API or wire changes" / a README refresh, but the bump means a plain cargo update to 0.4.2 now forces users to upgrade their toolchain. Per the project's own 0.x semver policy, an intentional floor raise should ride in a minor release (0.5.0), not a doc patch. Either bump the floor in a 0.5.0 cut or, if it must ship now, explicitly call out the MSRV break in the release notes rather than presenting the release as no-op.
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<comment>This docs-only 0.4.2 patch raises `package.rust-version` from 1.85.1 to 1.97.1, an MSRV bump that is a compatibility break for consumers still on 1.85.1–1.96.x. The PR is framed as "No API or wire changes" / a README refresh, but the bump means a plain `cargo update` to 0.4.2 now forces users to upgrade their toolchain. Per the project's own 0.x semver policy, an intentional floor raise should ride in a minor release (0.5.0), not a doc patch. Either bump the floor in a 0.5.0 cut or, if it must ship now, explicitly call out the MSRV break in the release notes rather than presenting the release as no-op.</comment>
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+# Supported toolchain — keep in lockstep with rust-toolchain.toml and CI
+# (`toolchain: "1.97.1"`). Raise when the pin moves.
+rust-version = "1.97.1"
license = "MIT OR Apache-2.0"
authors = ["Raul Montoya Cardenas <montoyaraul34@gmail.com>"]
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Summary
Cargo.toml, lockfile, README install/Docker tags, COMPATIBILITY matrix, CHANGELOG.No API or wire changes — crates.io 0.4.1 is immutable; this is the vehicle to refresh the published README.
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