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Summary

  • switch the release workflow to the shared setup-rust action
  • reformat the end-to-end testing guide

Testing

  • make fmt
  • make lint
  • make test

https://chatgpt.com/codex/tasks/task_e_688bf84d8a388322a788487e86ee8922

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Switch the release workflow to use a shared setup-rust action and reformat the end-to-end testing guide for better readability

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  • Use shared setup-rust action in the release workflow

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  • Reflow paragraphs and convert HTML table to pipe table in the end-to-end testing guide

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This PR updates the GitHub release workflow to use the shared setup-rust action and applies a comprehensive Markdown reformat to the end-to-end testing guide for improved readability and consistency.

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Switch release workflow to shared setup-rust action
  • Removed the legacy actions-rs/toolchain step
  • Added a named “Setup Rust” step using the shared leynos/shared-actions/setup-rust action
.github/workflows/release.yml
Reformat end-to-end testing guide for consistent Markdown style
  • Rewrapped paragraphs to uniform line lengths and updated line breaks
  • Converted the HTML table into native Markdown table syntax
  • Standardized heading, list indentation, and newline spacing
  • Cleaned up bullet and code block formatting
docs/vk-end-to-end-testing-guide.md

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    • Updated the release workflow to use a new action for setting up the Rust toolchain.
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    • Improved formatting, clarity, and structure of the end-to-end testing guide without changing technical content.

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Update the GitHub Actions release workflow by replacing the Rust toolchain setup step with a custom shared action from leynos/shared-actions. Additionally, reformat and clarify the end-to-end testing guide documentation for the vk CLI tool, improving structure, readability, and consistency without altering technical content or logic.

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Release Workflow Update
.github/workflows/release.yml
Replace the Rust toolchain setup step (actions-rs/toolchain@v1) with a custom shared action (leynos/shared-actions).
Documentation Formatting
docs/vk-end-to-end-testing-guide.md
Reformat, clarify, and restructure the E2E testing guide for readability and consistency; no changes to technical content.

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docs/vk-end-to-end-testing-guide.md (2)

1-2: Remove the leading blank line
The style guide mandates that .md files start immediately with a level-1 heading. Delete the blank first line.

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 # A Comprehensive Guide to End-to-End Testing for the `vk` Command-Line Tool

786-817: Replace first-person pronouns with neutral phrasing
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- We lock the mutex to access the current handler function …
+ The mutex is locked to access the current handler function …
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Context: ... The vk tool must correctly interpret a variety of user inputs, formulate valid GraphQL ...

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Context: ...ide a holistic solution. - assert_cmd: This crate serves as the test orchestra...

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Context: ... intercept all outgoing HTTP requests that vk attempts to make to the GitHub ...

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.github/workflows/release.yml (1)

16-18: Verify the replacement Rust setup action mirrors the previous configuration
The deleted actions-rs/toolchain@v1 step explicitly installed the stable channel, used the minimal profile, and set override: true. The new composite action’s defaults are unknown. Validate that it
• installs the same channel,
• enables the minimal profile (for quicker downloads), and
• performs a directory override so cargo commands pick up the toolchain.

Failure to match these parameters can change binary size, build-time or even introduce MSRV regressions.

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