Documentation: complete Rust API, migration guide, examples, and operations #102

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opened 2026-08-08 08:26:26 +00:00 by hugo · 1 comment
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Objective

Produce publishable documentation for every public crate/item and a practical C# to Rust migration guide.

Deliverables

  • Document crate selection/features, naming/overload mappings, ownership, async/cancellation, errors, events, threading, security, native prerequisites, and live-grid setup.
  • Replace placeholder examples with tested snippets and link all programs.
  • Generate completeness reports and fix broken links/warnings.

Validation

  • cargo doc --workspace --no-deps is warning-free.
  • Every mapped public item has useful docs and a C# concept/source link where appropriate.
  • All documentation snippets and quick-start workflows are tested.

Prerequisite

All implementation and program milestones are complete with their fixed parity suites green.

Project constraints

  • The released implementation is entirely native Rust and must pass the explicit no-CLR/no-bridge artifact audit.
  • Do not weaken API coverage or semantic parity to satisfy hardening, performance, or packaging goals.
  • Preserve reproducible evidence, update release documentation, and keep all default/live destructive boundaries explicit.
## Objective Produce publishable documentation for every public crate/item and a practical C# to Rust migration guide. ## Deliverables - Document crate selection/features, naming/overload mappings, ownership, async/cancellation, errors, events, threading, security, native prerequisites, and live-grid setup. - Replace placeholder examples with tested snippets and link all programs. - Generate completeness reports and fix broken links/warnings. ## Validation - `cargo doc --workspace --no-deps` is warning-free. - Every mapped public item has useful docs and a C# concept/source link where appropriate. - All documentation snippets and quick-start workflows are tested. ## Prerequisite All implementation and program milestones are complete with their fixed parity suites green. ## Project constraints - The released implementation is entirely native Rust and must pass the explicit no-CLR/no-bridge artifact audit. - Do not weaken API coverage or semantic parity to satisfy hardening, performance, or packaging goals. - Preserve reproducible evidence, update release documentation, and keep all default/live destructive boundaries explicit.
hugo added this to the 12 - Hardening and release milestone 2026-08-08 08:26:26 +00:00
hugo added the enhancement label 2026-08-08 08:26:26 +00:00
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Implemented in commit 5eb3f01 and pushed to main.

  • Added the publishable Rust API and C# migration guide covering crate/features, naming and overloads, ownership/disposal, async cancellation, errors, events, threading, security, native prerequisites, OpenSim setup, and all native programs.
  • Extended deterministic shim generation so all 3,066 mapped public types include their mapping decision and pinned C# source, and all 30,789 mapped members include C# signature plus ownership, async, error, overload, and mapping-kind contracts.
  • Added deterministic documentation coverage/report evidence, local Markdown path and anchor validation, 15 public crate overviews, five compiled guide snippets, two runnable examples, and an ubuntu-latest Rust 1.97 documentation workflow with audited native prerequisites.
  • Updated release-facing README status.

Validation completed:

  • RUSTDOCFLAGS="-D warnings" cargo doc --workspace --no-deps --locked -j 1
  • 5/5 guide doctests and both examples compiled and ran successfully
  • 83/83 documented program library/CLI tests passed with zero ignored/skipped cases; localhost Vivox/WebRTC services executed for real
  • documentation audit/report regeneration and 65 local link/anchor checks are reproducible
  • strict clippy is green for the audit, examples, and all changed public crates
  • scoped Rust 1.96 checks are green solely for the stated MSRV compatibility claim; implementation and CI use Rust 1.97

This issue did not require a live grid login. No .env credentials were loaded and no live OpenSim result is claimed or silently skipped; the guide documents direct GRID_LOGIN_URL OpenSim use and explicit live gates.

Implemented in commit 5eb3f01 and pushed to main. - Added the publishable Rust API and C# migration guide covering crate/features, naming and overloads, ownership/disposal, async cancellation, errors, events, threading, security, native prerequisites, OpenSim setup, and all native programs. - Extended deterministic shim generation so all 3,066 mapped public types include their mapping decision and pinned C# source, and all 30,789 mapped members include C# signature plus ownership, async, error, overload, and mapping-kind contracts. - Added deterministic documentation coverage/report evidence, local Markdown path and anchor validation, 15 public crate overviews, five compiled guide snippets, two runnable examples, and an ubuntu-latest Rust 1.97 documentation workflow with audited native prerequisites. - Updated release-facing README status. Validation completed: - RUSTDOCFLAGS="-D warnings" cargo doc --workspace --no-deps --locked -j 1 - 5/5 guide doctests and both examples compiled and ran successfully - 83/83 documented program library/CLI tests passed with zero ignored/skipped cases; localhost Vivox/WebRTC services executed for real - documentation audit/report regeneration and 65 local link/anchor checks are reproducible - strict clippy is green for the audit, examples, and all changed public crates - scoped Rust 1.96 checks are green solely for the stated MSRV compatibility claim; implementation and CI use Rust 1.97 This issue did not require a live grid login. No .env credentials were loaded and no live OpenSim result is claimed or silently skipped; the guide documents direct GRID_LOGIN_URL OpenSim use and explicit live gates.
hugo closed this issue 2026-08-12 00:24:42 +00:00
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