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Summary

  • add separate sqlite/postgres test targets
  • make test depend on these new targets
  • document make test in contributor instructions

Testing

  • cargo fmt --all
  • cargo clippy -- -D warnings
  • RUSTFLAGS="-D warnings" cargo test --features sqlite --quiet
  • markdownlint AGENTS.md
  • nixie **/*.md
  • make test -n

https://chatgpt.com/codex/tasks/task_e_68529b4fe60c8322acdf49bc45591dad

Summary by Sourcery

Split the Makefile's test rule into separate SQLite and Postgres targets, make the default 'test' target run both, and update contributor documentation accordingly.

Build:

  • Add Makefile targets 'test-postgres' and 'test-sqlite' and update 'test' to depend on both

Documentation:

  • Document the new 'make test' command and sub-targets in AGENTS.md

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  • Documentation

    • Updated guidance to mention that tests can also be run using the make test command in addition to the previously recommended method.
  • Chores

    • Enhanced test automation by splitting the test process into two separate targets for Postgres and SQLite, ensuring feature-specific test runs with stricter warning checks.

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The documentation was updated to mention that tests can be run using the make test command. The Makefile was modified to split the test target into two feature-specific targets: test-postgres and test-sqlite, each running tests with the respective database feature enabled and warnings treated as errors.

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File(s) Change Summary
AGENTS.md Updated Rust guidance to mention make test as an alternative way to run tests.
Makefile Split test target into test-postgres and test-sqlite targets, both enforcing warnings as errors.

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    Makefile->>Cargo: cargo test --features postgres --no-default-features (with RUSTFLAGS)
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    Makefile->>Cargo: cargo test --features sqlite (with RUSTFLAGS)
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This PR refactors the Makefile’s testing workflow by introducing separate SQLite and Postgres test targets (with strict warning flags) under a unified make test umbrella, and updates contributor documentation to reflect the new commands.

File-Level Changes

Change Details Files
Split the generic test target into database‐specific subtargets and wired them into make test
  • Added test-sqlite and test-postgres targets with RUSTFLAGS and feature flags
  • Updated test to depend on the new subtargets
  • Extended .PHONY to include the new targets
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Augmented contributor docs to reference the new make test workflow
  • Documented use of make test alongside existing Rust test commands
AGENTS.md

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1-1: PHONY targets updated correctly.

The new test-postgres and test-sqlite targets are appropriately declared as phony.


17-17: Composite test target looks good.

Relying on feature-specific targets ensures clear separation of database test suites.


19-23: Verify feature flags alignment.

Ensure your default Cargo features won’t inadvertently pull in unwanted crates during test-sqlite. For example, confirm that default features don’t include postgres. You can inspect with:

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# Verify default features in Cargo.toml
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