Maksim Bondarenkov

This commit performs a **maintenance upgrade** by updating the project's **Rust toolchain** to a newer nightly version, specifically `1.94.0`. It adjusts the global `rust-toolchain.toml` and the `packages/turbo-repository/scripts/build.sh` to align with this updated toolchain. Furthermore, the **Cargo workspace resolver** version is incremented in `Cargo.toml`, and a `clippy` attribute is added to `packages/turbo-repository/rust/src/lib.rs` to allow large error results. This ensures the **Rust build system** remains compatible with the latest compiler features and maintains a consistent development environment.

This commit performs a significant **refactoring** by migrating several core **`turborepo` crates** to the **Rust 2024 edition**. This **upgrade** enables the use of modern language features like **`let-chains`** in conditional logic within modules such as `turborepo-config`'s `resolve` method and `turborepo-run-summary`'s `SCMState::new` and `RunSummary::close` methods. It also introduces necessary `unsafe` blocks for environment variable operations in `turborepo-shim`'s `run.rs` due to changes in the new edition. This **maintenance** work improves code readability, aligns with the latest Rust standards, and facilitates more comprehensive `clippy` linting across the affected **`turborepo` modules**.

This commit performs a significant **maintenance update** by upgrading the project's Rust toolchain to `nightly-2025-12-05`, as reflected in `rust-toolchain.toml` and `packages/turbo-repository/scripts/build.sh`. This update enables **refactoring** within the **`turborepo-turbo-json`** crate, where `futureFlags` and task extends checks now leverage `let Some` and `if let Some` patterns for enhanced readability and conciseness in parsing and validation logic. Concurrently, a **bug fix** is applied to the **`turborepo-lib` daemon command**, ensuring `DaemonConnectorError` is explicitly mapped to `DaemonError` within the `daemon_client` function for more robust error handling. The changes collectively improve code quality, leverage modern Rust features, and enhance the reliability of daemon communication.

This commit performs a **maintenance update** by upgrading the project's **Rust toolchain** to a newer nightly version, specifically 1.92.0. It primarily affects the **build configuration** by updating the `rust-toolchain.toml` file and the `packages/turbo-repository/scripts/build.sh` script to reference the new nightly date. This **chore** ensures the project remains compatible with the latest Rust developments and leverages any new features or performance improvements. Additionally, minor adjustments were made to **test assertions** in `crates/turborepo-vt100/src/grid.rs` to align with updated Rust syntax.

This commit performs a **maintenance update** to the Rust toolchain, upgrading the project to `nightly-2025-09-12` (Rust 1.91.0). This upgrade necessitated **refactoring** within the **`turborepo-lib`** crate, specifically removing `let_chains` usage in methods like `engine/builder.rs::load` and `turbo_json/validator.rs::validate_extends` to maintain compatibility with the updated Rust version. Additionally, several `impl Default` blocks were replaced with the more concise `#[default]` attribute across **`turborepo-lib`**, **`turborepo-lockfiles`**, and **`turborepo-vt100`** for improved code style and to address a clippy lint. This ensures the project remains compilable and compatible with the latest Rust nightly.

This commit performs a **project-wide code reformatting** to align the codebase with the **Rust 2024 edition** style guidelines. It primarily involves reordering import statements, adding semicolons, and adjusting macro and function argument formatting across almost all `crates/turborepo-*` modules, including `turborepo-api-client`, `turborepo-auth`, `turborepo-cache`, and `turborepo-scm`. A specific **refactoring** was also applied to the `glob_to_symbols` function in `crates/turborepo-globwatch` to refine its symbol parsing logic. This extensive **maintenance** work ensures consistent code style and prepares the project for the new Rust edition, with no expected functional impact.

This commit performs a significant **maintenance upgrade** by updating the project's Rust toolchain to version 1.89.0 and migrating the entire workspace to the **Rust 2024 edition**. This transition enables the use of **`let` chains**, which are extensively applied across various **`turborepo` crates** like `coverage`, `turbo-trace`, and `turborepo-cache` to **refactor conditional logic** for enhanced readability and conciseness. Concurrently, the update includes **bug fixes** for numerous `mismatched_lifetime_syntaxes` lints that arose with the new compiler, ensuring compatibility and stability. The change impacts the core **Rust build configuration** and a wide array of internal **`turborepo` modules**, modernizing the codebase and resolving compiler warnings.

This commit performs a significant **toolchain upgrade**, updating the project to **Rust 1.88.0 nightly**. This necessitated extensive **refactoring** across nearly all internal `turborepo` crates, including `turborepo-api-client`, `turborepo-cache`, `turborepo-lib`, and `turborepo-lsp`, to align with new Clippy lints. Specifically, the work involved inlining `format!` arguments and adopting `char_indices` for string manipulation, which improves code quality and performance. While primarily a **maintenance chore**, these widespread changes to string handling could potentially introduce subtle regressions in various modules.

This commit performs a significant **maintenance update** by upgrading the project to **Rust 1.87.0**, impacting various `turborepo` crates. It addresses new compiler and Clippy lints by adding `allow` attributes for `clippy::result_large_err` and `clippy::let_and_return` across modules like `turborepo-filewatch`, `turborepo-lib`, and `turborepo-ui`. The update also leverages the newly **stable `extract_if` feature** by removing its feature flag from `crates/turborepo-lib`, and includes **refactorings** to use `io::Error::other` for more concise error creation in `turborepo-process` and `turborepo-ui`. Additionally, minor code improvements were made in `turborepo-lib` and `turborepo-vt100` to align with updated Rust best practices. These changes ensure compatibility with the latest Rust toolchain and incorporate minor code improvements for better readability and maintainability.

This commit **updates the project's Rust toolchain to a newer nightly version (1.86.0)**, ensuring compatibility with the latest language features and improvements. It incorporates several **refactorings** across the `turborepo-lib`, `turborepo-paths`, and `turbo-repository` crates, such as replacing `repeat().take()` with `repeat_n()` in `anchored_system_path_buf.rs` and converting a `.then()` chain to an `if-else` statement in `lockfile_contents`. Additionally, various **style and formatting adjustments** are applied to improve code consistency and readability, particularly within `turborepo-vt100` and `turborepo-lib`. This work primarily focuses on **maintenance and code quality improvements** across the Rust codebase.

This commit performs a **refactoring** by upgrading the **`turborepo-filewatch`** and **`turborepo-process`** crates to the **Rust 2024 edition**. For `turborepo-filewatch`, this involved adapting the `fsevent.rs` module to the new edition's safety semantics by adding the `safe` keyword to `extern "C"` functions and explicitly marking `unsafe` blocks for pointer operations. This ensures **compatibility and future-proofs** these critical components responsible for file system event monitoring and process management within Turborepo.

This commit performs a significant **refactoring** by **upgrading the majority of the Rust codebase to the 2024 edition**, ensuring compatibility with new language features and breaking changes. This **maintenance** work involved updating `Cargo.toml` files across numerous `turborepo-*` crates, `tower-uds`, `turbo-trace`, and `turbo-repository/rust`. Specific code adjustments address changes like `env::set_var` becoming `unsafe`, `gen` becoming a keyword (requiring `r#gen`), new `impl Trait` lifetime capture syntax, and improved match ergonomics, particularly within the `turborepo-wax` and `turborepo-repository` modules. To manage the transition, `rustfmt` is configured to retain 2021-style formatting, and `turborepo-lib` and `turborepo-filewatch` are temporarily excluded from the edition bump due to current compatibility issues. This broad update modernizes the codebase and prepares it for future Rust developments.

This commit performs a significant **maintenance update** by upgrading the project's Rust toolchain to **Rust 1.85.0 nightly**, ensuring compatibility with the latest compiler features and fixes. It includes **refactoring** across several `turborepo` crates, such as `turborepo-auth`, `turborepo-globwatch`, and `turborepo-lib`, to adapt to the new `Vec::extract_if` signature and leverage modern Rust idioms. Specifically, it uses `is_none_or` for option value checks and explicit `format!` macros for string formatting, while also simplifying `map_or` expressions. This update modernizes the codebase, improves readability, and prepares the project for future Rust advancements, including the stabilization of `async_closure`.

chore(deps): update git2 to 0.20.0 (#9812)

fix(deps): remove unused `winapi` for turborepo (#9839)

This commit performs a **maintenance chore** by **removing the `Cargo.lock` file** from the **`turborepo-wax`** package. This action is specifically intended to resolve dependency issues, ensuring that the `winapi` crate is fully removed or correctly updated within the package's dependency tree. By deleting the lockfile, the project forces a fresh dependency resolution, which improves overall dependency hygiene and build consistency for `turborepo-wax`. This change aligns with similar dependency cleanup efforts across the codebase.

This commit performs a significant **dependency update and refactoring** by replacing the deprecated `winapi` crate with the actively supported `windows-sys` for Windows API interactions. This change primarily affects the **`turborepo-lib`** crate, specifically its process termination logic within `child.rs`, and the **`turborepo-ui`** crate, updating the `ctrl_c` function in `input.rs` for console control events. The move to `windows-sys` ensures better long-term maintainability and compatibility with modern Windows system calls across these core functionalities.

This commit performs a significant **chore** by **upgrading** the project's Rust toolchain to **Rust 1.84.0** (via `nightly-2024-11-22`). This **maintenance** update primarily involves extensive **refactoring** across numerous **core Turborepo crates** such as `turborepo-lib`, `turborepo-auth`, and `turborepo-cache`. The refactoring leverages newer, more idiomatic Rust features like `Option::is_some_and` and `Result::is_ok_and` to simplify boolean checks, replacing older `map_or` patterns, and also includes adjustments to lifetime parameters in several functions. Additionally, a `[workspace.lints.rust]` configuration was added to ignore a `cfg(debug_assertion)` warning, ensuring a cleaner build process.

This commit performs a significant **maintenance upgrade** by updating the **Rust toolchain** to `2024-10-11`, aligning with Rust 1.83.0. This upgrade necessitated widespread **refactoring** and **lint fixes** across nearly all `turborepo` crates, including adjusting numerous lifetime annotations to comply with new compiler and linter rules. Specifically, it addresses new `clippy` warnings by allowing `needless_lifetimes` in `crates/turborepo-lib` (due to generated code) and `zombie_processes` in `crates/turborepo-ui`, while also removing the now-stable `option_get_or_insert_default` feature flag. This ensures `turborepo` remains compatible with the latest Rust features and maintains high code quality.