chore: remove unused deps #2489
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crates/dojo-test-utils/src/lib.rs (1)
1-1: Ohayo, sensei! This change looks sugoi!Adding the
#![warn(unused_crate_dependencies)]attribute is a great step towards keeping our codebase clean and efficient. It aligns perfectly with the PR objective of removing unused dependencies.Consider extending this practice to other crates in the project if it hasn't been done already. It could help identify more opportunities for optimization across the entire codebase.
crates/dojo-lang/src/lib.rs (1)
1-1: Ohayo, sensei! This change looks great!Adding
#![warn(unused_crate_dependencies)]is a fantastic move! It'll help us keep our crate dependencies lean and mean, just like a true coding ninja. This warning will alert us to any crates we're not actually using, which can speed up compile times and keep our project simpler.For even stricter dependency management, consider leveling up this warning to an error:
-#![warn(unused_crate_dependencies)] +#![deny(unused_crate_dependencies)]This way, we'll be forced to address any unused dependencies immediately, ensuring our codebase stays as clean as a freshly polished katana. What do you think, sensei?
crates/torii/grpc/src/lib.rs (1)
1-1: Ohayo, sensei! Great addition of the lint directive!The new lint directive
#![warn(unused_crate_dependencies)]is a fantastic step towards identifying unused dependencies. This aligns perfectly with our PR objective of removing unused deps.However, adding this directive is just the first step. To fully achieve our goal, we should:
- Run the build process to identify the warnings generated by this new directive.
- Remove the unused dependencies highlighted by these warnings.
- Update the
Cargo.tomlfile to remove the unused crates.Would you like assistance in generating a script to identify the unused dependencies, sensei?
crates/torii/grpc/Cargo.toml (1)
49-49: Ohayo, tokio-stream sensei! Let's keep our dependencies in harmony!I noticed that
tokio-streamhas an explicit version specified. For better consistency across the workspace, consider using a workspace reference instead. This approach aligns better with the project's dependency management style.Here's a suggested change:
-tokio-stream = "0.1.14" +tokio-stream.workspace = trueCargo.toml (1)
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1-208: Arigato for the updates, sensei! Here's a quick summary:
- We've added
tokio-utilandslot, which seem to contradict our goal of removing unused deps.- The alloy dependencies update looks good, but we should verify it doesn't break anything.
- Consider using version numbers instead of git revisions for better reproducibility.
Overall, while some changes align with our objective, others need clarification. Could you provide more context on why we're adding new dependencies in a PR meant to remove unused ones?
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crates/torii/libp2p/src/lib.rs (1)
1-1: Ohayo, sensei! This change looks great!Adding the
#![warn(unused_crate_dependencies)]attribute is a smart move. It'll help us keep our codebase clean and efficient by alerting us to any crate dependencies we're not actually using. This aligns perfectly with our goal of removing unused deps. Nice work!crates/torii/core/src/lib.rs (1)
1-1: Ohayo, sensei! This change looks sugoi!Adding
#![warn(unused_crate_dependencies)]is a great way to keep our codebase clean and efficient. It aligns perfectly with the PR objective of removing unused dependencies.To ensure we're not missing any indirectly used dependencies, let's run a quick check:
If this script returns any output, we might need to review those dependencies to see if they're actually unused or just indirectly used.
crates/katana/tasks/Cargo.toml (2)
14-14: Ohayo, sensei! LGTM on this change!The modification to use workspace-level version management for tokio-util is a great move. It aligns well with the other dependencies and contributes to a more consistent and maintainable dependency structure.
13-13: Verify the necessity of the tokio-metrics dependency, sensei.While we're cleaning up dependencies, it might be worth double-checking if tokio-metrics is still needed. If it's not being used, consider removing it to align with the PR objective.
Let's run a quick check to see if tokio-metrics is being used:
If this search doesn't return any results, we might want to consider removing this dependency, sensei.
crates/torii/grpc/src/lib.rs (1)
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3-28: Ohayo again, sensei! Let's talk about our existing code structure.The current file structure looks well-organized with its conditional compilations and modular approach. However, identifying unused dependencies might be tricky due to the different compilation scenarios (wasm32, client, server features).
To ensure we're thorough in our unused dependency removal:
We should verify unused dependencies across all possible compilation scenarios:
- wasm32 target
- client feature
- server feature
- combinations of the above
It might be helpful to use a tool like
cargo-udepsto identify unused dependencies across different feature flags.Here's a script to help identify unused dependencies across different scenarios:
This script will help us identify unused dependencies across various compilation scenarios, sensei. Let me know if you'd like any modifications or additional checks!
crates/torii/client/Cargo.toml (5)
11-11: Ohayo, dependency management sensei! LGTM!The change to use workspace reference for
dojo-typesis a great move. It aligns perfectly with our goal of standardizing dependency management across the project.
12-12: Excellent work, dependency-dojo sensei!The update to
dojo-worlddependency is spot on. You've skillfully transitioned to the workspace reference while keeping the "contracts" feature intact. This change harmonizes well with our dependency management strategy.
23-24: Ohayo, torii-master sensei! Your changes are impeccable!The updates to
torii-grpcandtorii-relaydependencies are perfectly executed. You've successfully transitioned both to workspace references, maintaining the crucial "client" feature fortorii-grpc. This consistency in dependency management is truly admirable.
37-37: Ohayo once more, dev-dependency dojo sensei!Your consistency is truly impressive! The shift to a workspace reference for the
dojo-worlddev-dependency is the perfect finishing touch. It's great to see this level of attention to detail, ensuring even the dev-dependencies align with our new management strategy.
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11-37: Ohayo, dependency management grandmaster sensei! Your PR is a work of art!I've thoroughly reviewed all the changes in this Cargo.toml file, and I'm impressed by the consistency and thoughtfulness of your updates. By transitioning all dependencies to use workspace references, you've significantly improved the project's dependency management. This change will likely lead to:
- Improved build times
- Better consistency across the project
- Easier maintenance of dependencies
Your work aligns perfectly with the PR objective of removing unused deps and standardizing dependency management. The careful preservation of necessary features (like "contracts" for dojo-world and "client" for torii-grpc) shows great attention to detail.
Overall, this is an excellent contribution that will benefit the project in the long run. Domo arigato for your diligent work!
crates/torii/core/Cargo.toml (5)
19-19: Ohayo! Nice workspace optimization, sensei!The change to use
dojo-types.workspace = trueis a good move. It simplifies dependency management and aligns well with the project's structure.
20-20: Ohayo! Excellent feature preservation, sensei!The modification of
dojo-worldto use workspace declaration while retaining the "contracts" and "manifest" features is spot on. It maintains functionality while improving dependency management.
35-35: Ohayo! Nice workspace alignment, sensei!The change to use
tokio-util.workspace = trueis a good move. It simplifies dependency management and aligns well with the project's structure.
40-40: Ohayo! Excellent dev-dependency optimization, sensei!The change to use
dojo-test-utils.workspace = truein the dev-dependencies is a great move. It brings consistency to the project's dependency management approach.
15-35: Ohayo, sensei! Great cleanup, but let's double-check!The removal of
hex,lazy_static,log,scarb-ui, andtokio-streamaligns perfectly with our objective. Excellent work on identifying these unused dependencies!To ensure we haven't accidentally removed any necessary dependencies, could you run a quick build and test cycle? Here's a script to help:
crates/torii/graphql/Cargo.toml (5)
21-21: Ohayo, sensei! Nice workspace specification for dojo-types!This change to use the workspace specification for
dojo-typesis a great move. It'll help keep our dependencies consistent across the project and might even speed up our builds a bit. Dojo master approves!
31-31: Tokio gets the workspace treatment too, sensei! Excellent!Updating
tokioto use the workspace specification is a smart move. It'll help us maintain consistency and potentially optimize our build process. Your Rust-fu is strong!
35-35: Ohayo! Torii-core joins the workspace party!Great job updating
torii-coreto use the workspace specification, sensei. This change will help keep our project structure clean and our dependencies in harmony. You're truly mastering the art of Cargo!
42-42: Dojo-test-utils leveling up with workspace power, sensei!Excellent work on updating
dojo-test-utilsto use the workspace specification while keeping the "build-examples" feature intact. This change shows great attention to detail, maintaining the necessary functionality while improving our project structure. You're a true Cargo ninja!
48-50: Ohayo, sensei! New dependencies have entered the dojo!I see you've added
sozo-opsandstarknet-cryptoas workspace dependencies. While this aligns with our workspace-fu, it seems to go against our mission of removing unused deps. Could you enlighten this humble student on why these new dependencies are necessary? Are they replacing some older deps or adding new functionality we need?To help us understand the usage of these new dependencies, could you run this script, sensei?
crates/torii/grpc/Cargo.toml (3)
9-11: Ohayo, dependency-optimization sensei! These changes look great!The modification of
dojo-typesto use the workspace reference and retainingfutures-utilas a workspace dependency align well with the PR objective of removing unused dependencies while keeping the necessary ones.
50-50: Ohayo, tonic-sensei! Let's make sure this addition is on key!I see we're adding
tonicas a workspace dependency. While this seems to go against our goal of removing unused deps, I understand that tonic is a popular gRPC framework. Could you confirm if this addition is necessary for the project's functionality?To help verify the usage of
tonic, you can run this script:#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for usage of tonic in the codebase # Test: Search for tonic usage rg --type rust 'use.*tonic' ./crates/toriiAlso, could you please explain the impact of this addition on the project? It would be helpful to understand how it fits into the overall architecture.
15-15: Ohayo, crypto-sensei! Let's double-check this addition.The re-addition of
starknet-cryptoas a workspace dependency seems to go against our mission of removing unused deps. Could you confirm if this dependency is indeed necessary for the project?To help verify the usage of
starknet-crypto, you can run this script:✅ Verification successful
Ohayo, sensei! It looks like the previous script didn't search for
starknet-cryptoas intended. Let's re-run the check to confirm ifstarknet-cryptois being used in the project.
Ohayo, sensei!
After checking,starknet-cryptois actively used in multiple parts of the project:
grpc/src/server/subscriptions/model_diff.rsgrpc/src/server/tests/entities_test.rslibp2p/src/typed_data.rslibp2p/src/server/mod.rslibp2p/src/tests.rscore/src/sql.rscore/src/sql_test.rsgraphql/src/tests/subscription_test.rscore/src/cache.rsgraphql/src/tests/entities_test.rsThe workspace addition of
starknet-cryptois necessary for these usages.🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for usage of starknet-crypto in the codebase # Test: Search for starknet-crypto usage rg --type rust 'use.*starknet_crypto' ./crates/toriiLength of output: 448
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crates/dojo-lang/Cargo.toml (3)
30-31: Ohayo, dependency management sensei! These changes look sugoi!The updates to
dojo-typesanddojo-worlddependencies to use workspace specifications are a great move. This will help maintain consistency across the project and simplify version management.
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1-53: Ohayo once more, dependency-cleanup sensei! Your PR is truly sugoi!Overall, this PR does an excellent job of cleaning up and reorganizing the dependencies for the
dojo-langcrate. Here's a summary of the improvements:
- Removed several unused dependencies (
cainome,lazy_static,num-traits,once_cell,serde_with,starknet-crypto,assert_fs,directories,pretty_assertions).- Moved some dependencies to dev-dependencies, indicating they're now used only for development or testing.
- Updated many dependencies to use workspace specifications, which will improve consistency across the project.
These changes will lead to a cleaner, more maintainable project structure and potentially faster build times. Great work!
47-48: Ohayo again, test-savvy sensei! These dev-dependency updates are sugoi desu!The changes to the dev-dependencies look great:
- Adding
cairo-lang-debugandcairo-lang-parser- Updating
dojo-test-utilsto use workspace- Adding
once_cellandsalsaThese modifications align well with the PR objective of removing unused dependencies from the main list.
To ensure these new dev-dependencies are being utilized effectively, could you run this quick check?
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✅ Verification successful
Ohayo again, sensei! Let's dive a bit deeper to ensure everything's in order.
It seems the initial check didn't find any usage of the new dev-dependencies. To be thorough, let's broaden our search:
Ohayo again, sensei! All checks are go!
Great news—our new dev-dependencies are actively used in the test suite. 🎉
cairo-lang-debugandcairo-lang-parserare utilized insemantics/tests.rsandplugin_test.rs.once_cellandsalsaare effectively integrated withinsemantics/test_utils.rsandplugin_test.rs.These updates ensure our main dependencies remain lean, aligning perfectly with the PR's goal.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify usage of new dev-dependencies in test files # Test: Search for usage of new dev-dependencies in test files echo "Checking usage of new dev-dependencies in tests:" rg --type rust -g '**/tests/**' -e 'cairo_lang_debug|cairo_lang_parser|once_cell|salsa' crates/dojo-langLength of output: 213
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# #!/bin/bash # Description: Verify usage of new dev-dependencies across the entire codebase echo "Checking usage of new dev-dependencies in the entire codebase:" rg --type rust -e 'cairo_lang_debug|cairo_lang_parser|once_cell|salsa' crates/dojo-langLength of output: 1515
crates/torii/libp2p/Cargo.toml (3)
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43-46: Ohayo once more, sensei! The WASM support is leveling up!The addition of
tracing-wasm,wasm-bindgen-futures,wasm-bindgen-test, andwasm-timeris a great move for enhancing our WASM capabilities. This will improve our tracing, testing, and async operations in WASM environments.Let's make sure our WASM-specific code is playing nice with these new additions:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify WASM-specific functionality with new dependencies # Check for usage of new WASM-specific dependencies rg --type rust "use.*tracing_wasm" crates/torii/libp2p/src rg --type rust "use.*wasm_bindgen_futures" crates/torii/libp2p/src rg --type rust "use.*wasm_bindgen_test" crates/torii/libp2p/src rg --type rust "use.*wasm_timer" crates/torii/libp2p/src # Verify WASM tests are present and using new dependencies rg --type rust "#\[wasm_bindgen_test\]" crates/torii/libp2p/src
34-38: Ohayo again, sensei! Let's double-check thercgenremoval.The AI summary mentions the removal of
rcgen = "0.13.1", but I don't see it in the provided code. Could you confirm if this dependency was indeed removed?If it was removed, let's make sure it doesn't break anything:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the removal of rcgen and its impact # Check if rcgen is still used anywhere in the crate rg --type rust "use.*rcgen" crates/torii/libp2p/src # Check if any certificate generation functionality is affected rg --type rust "generate.*certificate" crates/torii/libp2p/src
31-32: Ohayo, sensei! LGTM on the dev dependencies update.The addition of
tokioandtracing-subscriberlooks good. These will enhance our async testing capabilities and improve logging during development.Let's make sure our test suite is still happy with these changes:
Cargo.toml (1)
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201-207: Sugoi update to alloy dependencies, sensei!The update of alloy dependencies to version "0.3" with
default-features = falselooks good. This aligns well with the PR objective as it might help remove unused features.However, it's important to verify that disabling default features doesn't break any existing functionality.
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