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mastermind discussion
mastermind reviews and mentions
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My First Publish to crates.io (and cross compilation)
The second problem was with my crate name - My publish was rejected because the crate mastermind already existed in the registry. I followed it up by a search on crates.io. Turned out even mastermind-rs was taken too! I eventually learned that crates.io allocates names on a first-come-first-serve basis, so I went with mastermind-cli
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Hurl, I've Come to Bargain
Ever since I started the open source journey, I've wanted to contribute to a real Rust project. As much as I adore my own little project Mastermind, it simply doesn't have the complexity for me to practice and refine my Rust coding skills.
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Automated Testing and Dev Containers
This week continuing with my project Mastermind, I updated my CI workflow and played around with dev containers.
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Today We Rewrite History!
I was extremely happy to hear that our task involved a ton of refactoring - As someone who's very particular about keeping things efficiently organized, I've come to enjoy refactoring code. I've done it myself a couple of times throughout the month of work on the mastermind project. And here are some of the things I did this week:
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Working with Config Files
Working with Amir on my repo
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Continuous Contribution
As I described, I thought it was going to be a hard process. However, after a couple of hours of scrolling the react-compatible documentation, which ended up being toml_edit version 0.22.22. I opened an [Issue #18] describing in all details what am I about to do. Later on, I just added dependency "toml_edit: 0.22.22" inside Cargo.toml, pushed the changes, and then opened my first Draft Pull-Request. It was a new feature to me, for the reason that I didn't even know it's existence. It is a good feature because until you do not press Request Review, you may update the code as much as you want without being afraid that is not going to be merged. Eventually, you'll click the button, and the Draft Pull-Request will become a regular Pull-Request. Returning to what I was discussing, I made all the required changes, but I faced an issue that .toml file that I was trying to generate had inline format like:
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A Rusty Three-Way Merge
Continuing on the work on my project Mastermind, This week our task was to implement two new features on two separate branches, and then merge them both into main. Of course, this will subsequently create a three way recursive merge situation.
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What If I Told You I Created a Mastermind?
Mastermind is a CLI tool designed to generate clue words for spymasters in the game of Codenames, leveraging large language models (LLMs) of your choice! Because what better ways to use a language model by asking them to link words?
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Making Contributions
First of all, I want to give a huge shout out to Amir. I truly couldn't asked for a better partner! My man literally learned Rust from scratch to work on my project! I landed on his project because it's written in Java - I had some prior experience with Java and I wanted to pick it back up. Later we found out we were the two outliers in this course since everyone else is using TypeScript, JavaScript or Python.
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Learn New Things Everyday: First Pull Request
Before I started contributing to Theo's project. The way how I found his repo is I used slack to find a partner. In a morning I received couple of emails about someone created an issue and pull request, I started reviewing it. To be honest, I felt that I am a teacher or something, never had an opportunity to review someone's code; however, it wasn't first one, but never had pull request, and in github marked as first Code Review. Lets get back to the PR, the only thing that It missed number of total_tokens. I requested changes, and I received them back in couple of hours, reviewed once again, approved and merged. PR and issue were closed.
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theoforger/mastermind is an open source project licensed under GNU General Public License v3.0 only which is an OSI approved license.
The primary programming language of mastermind is Rust.