This task involves preparing and releasing the DIDComm Rust project on crates.io for public distribution. The release process includes verifying metadata, adding documentation, following crates.io guidelines, and publishing the crate to ensure easy installation and use by others in the Rust ecosystem.
Objectives:
Prepare Project Metadata:
Review and update Cargo.toml with all required fields, including name, version, authors, license, description, repository, and other relevant metadata.
Ensure that the project meets crates.io’s standards for public release.
Complete Documentation:
Write or update the README.md with an overview, installation steps, usage examples, and contribution guidelines.
Add documentation comments to all public-facing modules, structs, functions, and traits to generate comprehensive API documentation via cargo doc.
Establish Versioning and Licensing:
Set an initial version for the release (e.g., 0.1.0) and ensure that it follows Semantic Versioning.
Add a suitable license file in the root directory, such as LICENSE-MIT or LICENSE-APACHE, and include the chosen license in Cargo.toml.
Validate and Test Release Artifacts:
Run cargo build, cargo test, and cargo package to verify that the project builds and packages correctly without errors.
Run cargo publish --dry-run to check for any issues before the actual publish step.
Publish Crate on Crates.io:
Use cargo publish to release the crate to crates.io.
Verify that the crate is accessible on crates.io with correct metadata, documentation, and README displayed as intended.
Post-Release Verification:
Confirm that the crate can be added to a new project via cargo add <crate-name>.
Test the installation and basic functionality to ensure users can integrate the crate successfully.
Acceptance Criteria:
[x] Cargo.toml is complete and accurate, with all necessary metadata.
[x] Documentation (README.md and API docs) is comprehensive and up to date.
[ ] Project builds, tests, and packages without errors.
[ ] Crate is successfully published to crates.io and verified through test installation.
[ ] Crate listing on crates.io is accurate and complete, with proper documentation.
Description:
This task involves preparing and releasing the DIDComm Rust project on crates.io for public distribution. The release process includes verifying metadata, adding documentation, following crates.io guidelines, and publishing the crate to ensure easy installation and use by others in the Rust ecosystem.
Objectives:
Prepare Project Metadata:
Cargo.tomlwith all required fields, includingname,version,authors,license,description,repository, and other relevant metadata.Complete Documentation:
README.mdwith an overview, installation steps, usage examples, and contribution guidelines.cargo doc.Establish Versioning and Licensing:
0.1.0) and ensure that it follows Semantic Versioning.LICENSE-MITorLICENSE-APACHE, and include the chosen license inCargo.toml.Validate and Test Release Artifacts:
cargo build,cargo test, andcargo packageto verify that the project builds and packages correctly without errors.cargo publish --dry-runto check for any issues before the actual publish step.Publish Crate on Crates.io:
cargo publishto release the crate to crates.io.Post-Release Verification:
cargo add <crate-name>.Acceptance Criteria:
Cargo.tomlis complete and accurate, with all necessary metadata.README.mdand API docs) is comprehensive and up to date.