Create cargo.yml

[Dargon789]

Summary by Sourcery

Add CircleCI configuration for Rust project to run formatting checks and tests with caching

CI:

• Add .circleci/cargo.yml defining build-and-test job that uses Rust 1.90.0 Docker image
• Run cargo fmt -- --check and cargo test steps, with dependency caching based on Cargo.lock
• Define ci workflow to execute the build-and-test job

[sourcery-ai]

Reviewer's Guide

Add new CircleCI pipeline to enforce code formatting and run Rust tests via cargo in a cached Docker environment.

Flow diagram for build-and-test job steps in CircleCI

flowchart TD
  Checkout["Checkout source code"] --> RestoreCache["Restore Cargo cache"]
  RestoreCache --> FormatCheck1["Check formatting (cargo fmt -- --check)"]
  FormatCheck1 --> TestRun1["Run tests (cargo test)"]
  TestRun1 --> SaveCache["Save Cargo cache"]
  SaveCache --> FormatCheck2["Check formatting (cargo fmt -- --check)"]
  FormatCheck2 --> TestRun2["Run tests (cargo test)"]

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Introduce CircleCI configuration for Rust CI pipeline	Specify CircleCI version and define CI workflow Configure build-and-test job using cimg/rust:1.90.0 Docker image Restore and save cargo dependency and build caches keyed by Cargo.lock Run cargo fmt checks and cargo test steps	.circleci/cargo.yml

Possibly linked issues

• Create cargo.yml #24: The PR creates the cargo.yml file and implements the build-and-test job as detailed in the issue, including formatting, testing, and caching.

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[gemini-code-assist]

Summary of Changes

Hello @Dargon789, I'm Gemini Code Assist¹! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request introduces a foundational continuous integration setup for Rust projects within the repository. By adding a new CircleCI configuration file, the aim is to automate essential development tasks such as code formatting verification and unit testing. This ensures that every change pushed to the repository adheres to predefined quality standards and maintains functional integrity, streamlining the development workflow and reducing manual overhead.

Highlights

• New CI Configuration: A new CircleCI configuration file, .circleci/cargo.yml, has been added to the repository.
• Rust Build and Test Workflow: The new configuration sets up a build-and-test job specifically for Rust projects, utilizing the cimg/rust:1.90.0 Docker image.
• Automated Quality Checks: The CI pipeline includes steps to automatically check code formatting using cargo fmt -- --check and run all tests with cargo test.
• Dependency Caching: Caching mechanisms for cargo dependencies are implemented to speed up subsequent CI runs by restoring and saving build artifacts.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a CircleCI workflow for the Rust project. The configuration has a few issues that will prevent it from running successfully. The main problem is that the Rust project is in a subdirectory (rust/gbt), which the current configuration does not account for. This affects where cargo commands are run and how caching is configured. Additionally, there are some redundant steps that should be removed. I've added specific comments with suggestions to fix these issues.