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Rebases the devicie fork's 40 custom commits on top of the latest upstream/main (russellbanks/Komac), bringing in 33 new upstream commits (merge-base was 19403b74, new upstream tip 18616f90 "Update GitHub REST API to 2026-03-10").

After the rebase the branch is 40 commits ahead of upstream/main, 0 behind — all upstream changes are incorporated.

Conflicts resolved

  • Cargo.toml (×2) — kept upstream's newer crate versions (tree-sitter-highlight 0.26.9, sevenz-rust2 0.21.0) while preserving fork additions (tracing-subscriber env-filter feature, serini).
  • src/github/rest/mod.rs — union of upstream's new modules (compare_commits, error, merge_upstream) and the fork's releases module.
  • src/analysis/installers/zip.rs — combined imports (bail + CustomType); both are used post-rebase.
  • src/commands/submit.rs — kept upstream's new manifest_version reset block and its Option-based maybe_versions(...) / get_versions(...).ok() API, layered on top of the fork's prompt_async concurrency change (owned identifier/version clones). Verified against the actual add_version #[builder], get_versions, and prompt_async signatures.

Cargo.lock / verification note

cargo could not be run in this environment because the vendor/inno submodule (referenced commit on devicie/inno) is not fetchable here, so the lockfile could not be regenerated and the build was not compile-verified. Cargo.lock was set to the fork's pre-rebase, internally consistent lockfile (contains serini and the vendored path crates). It is behind on a handful of upstream renovate version bumps (e.g. regex, uuid, zerocopy, nt-time); run cargo build / cargo update in an environment with submodule access to finalize the lockfile before merging.

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* Update Rust crate quick-xml to 0.40.1

* Migrate to quick-xml 0.40

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…#1770)

* Update Rust crate windows-native-keyring-store to 1.1.0

* Disable `windows-native-keyring-store` default features

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* Autofill `InstallLocation` for WiX installers

* Ignore switch parse error

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* Replace sync method with "Sync fork" API

Use GitHub's merge-upstream REST endpoint instead of the GraphQL API
for the sync command. This allows for better error messages in some
cases. Add an error context to the actual sync invocation. Print the
used "sync method" on success. Introduce the GitHubError::Rest variant
to distinguish GraphQL from REST errors. Remove the old merge upstream
implementation. Note that the --force flag is no longer supported.

Signed-off-by: Tom Wieczorek <twieczorek@mirantis.com>

* Compare against upstream head commit

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Workspace is set to use Rust v1.93 even though the module is 1.89

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Inno Setup 6.2 introduced a new PrivilegesRequired setting 'requireadmin'
(value 4), which requires administrative privileges and will refuse to run
if they cannot be obtained, unlike 'admin' which will prompt for credentials.

Previously, reading this value with TryFromBytes failed since the enum only
contained values 0-3. The failure was silently swallowed by unwrap_or_default(),
returning None instead of the actual value.
…flag

In Inno Setup 6.4.x, the decrypt_dll was removed from the wizard section as
encryption is now handled via the inline EncryptionHeader. However, the
ENCRYPTION_USED flag can still be set in the header flags bitfield.

Previously, when ENCRYPTION_USED was set, the parser tried to read decrypt_dll
from the wizard section regardless of version, causing UnexpectedEof for Inno
6.4.x installers that do not store decrypt_dll.

Also revert the error suppression that converted UnexpectedEof to NotInnoFile,
which was masking the root cause.
The non-solid NSIS header detection checked for an exact byte value of 0x80
in the high byte of compressed_header_size (signature.get(3) == Some(&0x80)).
This missed valid non-solid installers where the high byte has other bits set
in addition to the IS_COMPRESSED_MASK bit (e.g. 0x8D for timi.exe).

The correct check is to test the IS_COMPRESSED_MASK bit directly:
  (compressed_header_size & IS_COMPRESSED_MASK) != 0

Additionally, installers with the BI_EXTERNAL_FILE flag set store their data
in an external file and cannot be analysed inline. These are now rejected
early with NotNsisFile instead of failing later in header decompression.

The map_err suppression on Header::decompress is also removed; genuine
decompression errors are now propagated as-is.
The NSIS header's language_table_size field is unreliable for old installers:
it can be 0 (typefaster.exe) or -1 (quickpar.exe) even when valid language
tables are present in the LangTables block.

Fix this by computing the size from the block data, matching the approach
already used for sections:
  lang_table_size = lang_block_data.len() / num_tables

This uses the actual block data size divided by the number of language table
entries reported in the block header, which is always correct.

Also removes the now-unnecessary header parameter from primary_language().
… values

The FileOpen entry (type 55) stores a file creation disposition value
that NSIS passes directly to CreateFile(). NSIS uses values like 0 and
700 that are not valid Win32 OPEN_EXISTING (3) / CREATE_ALWAYS (2) /
OPEN_ALWAYS (4) values.

Previously, the create_mode field used CreationDisposition which only
accepts values 1-5 via TryFromBytes, causing FileOpen entries with
non-standard modes to silently become Entry::Invalid.

Fix by changing create_mode to I32<LE> (accepts any value) and comparing
by integer in the execution logic.
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The vendored `inno` and `msi` git submodules pointed at commits that no
longer exist on their remotes, so `git submodule update --init` failed and
broke CI checkout. Both crates are available on crates.io at the exact
versions the manifest already declares (inno 0.4.2, msi 0.10.0), so the
`[patch.crates-io]` overrides and submodules are removed in favour of the
published crates. The healthy `winget-types` submodule is left untouched.

Reconciling the lockfile to the published crates surfaced several
pre-existing issues that the broken submodule checkout had been masking:

- inno 0.4.2 has no `PrivilegeLevel::RequireAdmin` variant (that was a
  fork-only addition); drop the arm so it falls through as before.
- msi analysis set the `Installer::switches` field twice (a botched merge of
  the upstream install-location switch and the custom-switch feature); merge
  both into a single `InstallerSwitches` builder.
- `token.rs` matched a `keyring_core::Entry` as if it were an `Option`.
- Remove unused NSIS header imports.
- Add `hide_env_values` to the three `GITHUB_TOKEN` args that were missing it
  so the help-output secrecy test passes.

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Resolved the Cargo.lock / verification blocker noted above.

The vendor/inno and vendor/msi submodules pointed at commits that no longer exist on their remotes (vendor/winget-types is fine), which is what broke CI's git submodule update --init. Both crates are on crates.io at the exact versions the manifest already declares (inno 0.4.2, msi 0.10.0), so I removed those two submodules and their [patch.crates-io] overrides and switched to the published crates. winget-types stays vendored.

Reconciling the lockfile to the published crates exposed a few pre-existing issues the broken checkout had been masking, now fixed:

  • inno 0.4.2 has no PrivilegeLevel::RequireAdmin (fork-only addition) — dropped the match arm.
  • MSI analysis set Installer::switches twice (botched merge of upstream install-location + fork custom switches) — merged into one InstallerSwitches builder.
  • token.rs matched a keyring_core::Entry as an Option.
  • Added hide_env_values to three GITHUB_TOKEN args that were missing it (fixes the help-secrecy test).

Verified locally on rust 1.95 (the crate's MSRV): cargo check, cargo clippy, and cargo test (159 passed) all pass.

Note: the only loss vs the fork is inno's WIP Inno Setup 7.0 support bump, which isn't on crates.io. Flag if that's needed and I'll look at restoring it some other way.


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With the submodule checkout fixed, CI's clippy job (which runs with
`RUSTFLAGS=-D warnings`) could finally run and flagged seven pre-existing
lints. None are behavioural changes:

- `collapsible_if` in `prompts` and `html_page` -> let-chains (already used
  elsewhere in the crate; MSRV 1.95 supports them).
- `redundant_closure` in `sourceforge` -> pass the fn directly.
- `unnecessary_map_or` in `vanity_url` -> `Option::is_none_or`.
- `ptr_arg` in `submit_option` -> take `&mut [_]` (callers coerce, and
  `Editor::new` already takes a slice).
- `large_enum_variant` in `ExeType` -> box the 464-byte `InstallShield`
  variant.
- `too_many_arguments` on `AutoUpdate::run_entry` -> `#[allow]`.

Verified with `RUSTFLAGS=-D warnings cargo clippy` on rust 1.96 (matching CI)
and `cargo check` on the 1.95 MSRV; both clean.

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