#ux

• License 0BSD
• Update dependencies

#focus

• Drop non-crate install methods, as the primary use for tinyrick is running engineering tasks for Rust projects.
• Optimize crate.

#alpine

tinyrick's own base image set now focuses on Alpine Linux. This paves the way for more optimized images. Some Rust applications can even compile fully statically, enabling optimal FROM scratch images.

Users of tinyrick are free to use whichever base images make the most sense for your particular projects.

#consistency

Align image tags to match the upstream naming scheme of the parent rust build image.

#hotfix

Fix port generation.

#streamline

Streamlined the entire API.

• Replace complicated boilerplate with a simpler task registration and execution model. Tasks now register via attributes #[task] or #[default_task]. This mimics the convenient Python annotation style of Invoke tasks.
• Shell commands use the new exec(command, arg slice) function or the new exec!(command[, arg[, arg[, arg ...]]]) macro.
• Cleanup error formatting via the popular die crate.
• Include more detail by default when shell command tasks or other kinds of tasks fail.
• Comply with more modern Rust 2024 edition lifetime checks.
• Sort task list lexicographically.
• Prefix more log messages by log level.
• Update documentation.

#clean

Fix internal versioning

#minimalism

• Modernize lazy_lock to std::sync::LazyLock
• Resolve clippy type complexity warnings with type aliases

#alignment

Align version numbers

#float-up

• Relax dependency pins to implicit caret, which allows rising semver equivalent versions
• Update dependencies