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This is a diff-based compliance sync against rust-template, advancing the recorded sync point from the April baseline to the template's current release. Compliance is infrastructure alignment only; the project's Jenkins domain logic is left untouched. The bulk of the change adopts the template's shared foundation library, so configuration resolution, logging, and the CLI entry point now flow from that crate and pick up future improvements through a dependency bump rather than hand-carried edits. Alongside it come the template's reusable CI, publish, release-binary, branch-protection, and dependabot workflows; cross-compiled macOS and Windows package outputs with their smoke checks; a dedicated CI dev shell; the workspace clippy-lint enforcement of the no-panic and combinator-preference conventions; the contribution and code-authoring docs; and the review-gate harness. Two changes are visible to users and are recorded in the changelog: the environment variables that select the log level, log format, and config path are now application-prefixed, and CLI logs are written to stderr only, dropping the previous journald routing on Unix. Both fall out of adopting the foundation entry point, and are why this lands as a breaking change. Foundation is consumed as a git dependency; the Cargo and Nix lockfiles pin it to the same template revision this sync targets. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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jj's integration workflow had rotted: it installed Nix through a shut-down action, and once that was replaced the harness surfaced a cascade of drift against the current Jenkins and jj's own CLI restructure. This brings the harness back to passing. Jenkins is launched from its WAR, since the packaged Jenkins provides no launcher command; its core is pinned to the stable long-term line the bundled plugin set requires and the plugins are regenerated to match; a configuration attribute newer Jenkins removed is dropped; and the test runner now waits on an authenticated endpoint and threads a single session so CSRF-crumb token minting succeeds. The tests themselves are repointed from jj's old flat command form to the current noun-verb subcommands. The runner also hydrates each Pipeline job with one build before the suite runs: a pipeline's parameters block only registers the job's parameter definitions after its first build, so without this the first real build silently drops the values the tests pass. A separate defect is left for a follow-up change: jj still cannot enqueue a job that declares no build parameters at all, which a dedicated non-parameterized test will cover. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This is a diff-based compliance sync against rust-template, advancing the
recorded sync point from the April baseline to the template's current release.
Compliance is infrastructure alignment only; the project's Jenkins domain logic
is left untouched.
The bulk of the change adopts the template's shared foundation library, so
configuration resolution, logging, and the CLI entry point now flow from that
crate and pick up future improvements through a dependency bump rather than
hand-carried edits. Alongside it come the template's reusable CI, publish,
release-binary, branch-protection, and dependabot workflows; cross-compiled
macOS and Windows package outputs with their smoke checks; a dedicated CI dev
shell; the workspace clippy-lint enforcement of the no-panic and
combinator-preference conventions; the contribution and code-authoring docs; and
the review-gate harness.
Two changes are visible to users and are recorded in the changelog: the
environment variables that select the log level, log format, and config path are
now application-prefixed, and CLI logs are written to stderr only, dropping the
previous journald routing on Unix.
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