fix(workspace): declare 19 missing workspace dependencies - #571
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Code Review SummaryStatus: No Issues Found | Recommendation: No action needed (PR is already merged and contains no changes) Files Reviewed (0 files)Other ObservationsPR #571 is a duplicate PR that was closed; the actual changes were made in PR #527. Reviewed by nemotron-3-super-120b-a12b-20230311:free · 523,392 tokens |
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Stabilize wave: add workspace.dependencies entries required by codex-rs and workspace members.
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Low Risk
Build and workspace manifest changes only; no runtime behavior or security-sensitive logic is modified.
Overview
Workspace Cargo configuration is updated so
codex-rsmembers can resolve shared crates through[workspace.dependencies]instead of failing duringcargo metadata/ builds.The change adds a batch of previously missing workspace dependency aliases (internal
codex-*crates and related paths) so memberCargo.tomlfiles that reference{ workspace = true }have a single declared source. It also drops a non-existentutils/gitworkspace member in favor of the existinggit-utils/codex-git-utilswiring, and cleans up the CLI dependency list socodex-sandboxingis declared once after a merge conflict.No application logic changes—only how dependencies are declared at the workspace root.
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CodeAnt-AI Description
Fix workspace dependency declarations so the repo can load and build cleanly
What Changed
utils/git.Impact
✅ Fewer workspace build failures✅ Successful cargo metadata and dependency loading✅ Cleaner CLI and workspace configuration💡 Usage Guide
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