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ci-run-smoke-1774026236

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head dc571c5408c323cb1aa239e9ac5b813895b33d46 · queued 2026-03-20 17:04:03 · 6 lane(s)

queued 6s · ran 31s

check-pika-rust · success check-pika-followup · success check-agent-contracts · success check-pikachat · success check-apple-host-sanity · failed check-fixture · success

Summary

This branch (ci-run-smoke-1774026236) introduces a trivial whitespace-only change to rust/src/lib.rs, appending a newline at the end of the file. Its purpose is to serve as a CI smoke test — verifying that the continuous integration pipeline triggers, builds, and completes successfully on a minimal, risk-free diff against the master branch.

Tutorial Steps

Append trailing newline to rust/src/lib.rs

Intent: Introduce a no-op change (single trailing newline) to the Rust library source file so the CI pipeline has a concrete diff to build and validate against master. This is a standard smoke-test technique: the change carries zero functional risk while still exercising the full build-and-test workflow.

Affected files: rust/src/lib.rs

Evidence 
@@ -366,3 +366,4 @@ impl FfiApp {
         )));
     }
 }
+

What changed

A single blank line was added after the closing brace of the FfiApp impl block at the very end of rust/src/lib.rs (line 369).

Why

This is a CI smoke-test commit. The branch name (ci-run-smoke-1774026236) and title make the intent explicit: push a harmless diff so the CI pipeline runs end-to-end. Common reasons for this pattern include:

  1. Validating new or updated CI configuration — ensuring jobs trigger on the expected branch patterns.
  2. Verifying runner health — confirming that build agents can clone, compile, and report status.
  3. Testing branch-protection or status-check rules — making sure required checks are wired up correctly before merging real work.

Details

The diff is intentionally minimal:

@@ -366,3 +366,4 @@ impl FfiApp {
         )));
     }
 }
+

No logic, types, or public API surface is affected. Many style guides (and tools like rustfmt) already enforce a trailing newline at end-of-file, so this change also aligns the file with that convention.

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