- rename initialise_message_list to initialise_lists for clarity
- update all references to the function with the new name
- the function now initialises both message and label lists
- add initialise_message_list fn to RuleProcessor trait and impl
- ensure rule is only processed on in-scope messages
- call initialise_message_list before processing any labels
Extract repeated InitCli instance creation into helper functions:
- create_test_init_cli() for default test instances
- create_test_init_cli_with_force() for force-enabled instances
This reduces code duplication and makes test setup more maintainable.
Prevent duplicate CreateDir operations when rules directory
is the same as config directory by checking if the directory
creation has already been planned before adding another one.
- Make parse_config_root() public for reuse in main.rs
- Add get_rules_path() helper to extract and resolve rules path from config
- Update main CLI to use configured rules path for default rule execution
- Add run_with_rules_path() method to RulesCli for custom path support
- Update all unit tests to include rules_dir field
- Rules path now supports h:, c:, r: prefixes throughout the application
- Add get_rules_from(path) function that accepts optional custom path
- Keep get_rules() as backward-compatible wrapper
- Automatically create and save default rules to custom path if not found
- Add Rules::load_from() and Rules::save_to() methods for custom paths
- Add --rules-dir option to init command
- Support h:, c:, r: path prefixes for rules directory
- Generate config file with correct rules path when using separate directory
- Create rules directory automatically if it doesn't exist
- Maintain backward compatibility with default ~/.cull-gmail/rules.toml
- Change &PathBuf to &Path parameter in plan_credential_file_operation
- Use inline format string in log message
- Both formatting and linting now clean
## Refactoring Changes
### plan_operations function:
- Split monolithic function into focused single-purpose methods
- Extract plan_config_directory, plan_credential_file_operation, etc.
- Add check_file_conflicts helper to eliminate repetitive error checking
- Fix should_backup logic (was always returning true)
### execute_operation function:
- Replace large match statement with focused execution methods
- Extract execute_create_directory, execute_copy_file, etc.
- Add handle_existing_file helper for backup/interactive logic
- Add prompt_for_overwrite and apply_permissions_if_needed helpers
## Benefits:
- Each function now has single responsibility
- Eliminated code duplication in conflict checking and interactive prompts
- Reduced cyclomatic complexity from ~15 to 2-3 per function
- Improved testability and maintainability
- All tests continue to pass
- Move init command handling before config loading in CLI dispatcher
- Prevents init from failing when no configuration exists yet
- Fixes CircleCI test failures where init was trying to load ~/.cull-gmail/cull-gmail.toml
- All integration tests now pass in CI environment
- Add comprehensive Operation enum for file/directory operations
- Implement path resolution with h:, c:, r: prefix support
- Create default config and rules file templates
- Add interactive prompts for credential file setup
- Support dry-run mode with detailed operation preview
- Include progress bar for operation execution
- Implement secure file permissions (0600 for credentials, 0700 for tokens)
- Add timestamped backup functionality for existing files
- Support force overwrite and interactive conflict resolution
- Remove unnecessary borrowing where values can be used directly
- Use variables directly in format strings for better readability
- Apply consistent code formatting per rustfmt standards
- All clippy warnings resolved with -D warnings flag
- Code now follows Rust idioms and best practices
- Add token CLI subcommand with export/import operations
- Enable OAuth2 token persistence across clean environments
- Support for containers, CI/CD, and ephemeral compute workflows
- Compress tokens with gzip and encode as base64 for env vars
- Automatic token restoration from CULL_GMAIL_TOKEN_CACHE
- Secure file permissions (600) on restored tokens
- Add comprehensive error handling for token operations
- Update dependencies: base64, flate2, serde_json
This feature enables cull-gmail to run in ephemeral environments
like Docker containers and CI/CD pipelines without re-authentication
by exporting tokens once and restoring them via environment variables.
- Apply cargo fmt to ensure consistent code formatting across CLI modules
- Fix trailing whitespace in documentation comments
- Optimize comment formatting and indentation
- All clippy checks pass with no warnings
- Documentation generates cleanly with strict nightly flags
- All tests continue to pass after formatting changes
- Add extensive module-level documentation explaining rule-based message management
- Document complete rule configuration and execution workflow
- Include comprehensive TOML configuration examples with retention periods
- Add detailed safety features and error handling documentation
- Document subcommand architecture and delegation patterns
- Include practical usage examples for configuration and execution
- Add comprehensive method documentation with operation flows and side effects
- Document automatic configuration fallback and validation systems
- Add extensive module-level documentation for labels_cli with usage examples
- Document complete messages_cli module with Gmail query syntax guide
- Add comprehensive struct and method documentation with safety considerations
- Include detailed parameter explanations and error handling guidance
- Document action types with safety levels and reversibility information
- Add practical usage patterns and safety recommendations
- Include extensive examples of Gmail query syntax and filtering options
- Change add_rule parameter from Option<&String> to Option<&str> for better ergonomics
- Use iterator methods (flat_map, any) instead of manual loops and collections
- Collapse nested if conditions using let-else patterns
- Use format string interpolation instead of separate arguments
- Avoid unnecessary String allocations in label comparisons
- Update CLI code to use as_deref() for Option<String> to Option<&str> conversion
- Update all documentation examples and tests to match new API
- All functionality preserved; API is more idiomatic and efficient
- Add a default subcommand that executes rules based on configuration.
- Load rules and configuration to determine execution behavior.
- Implement dry run functionality to prevent unintended actions.
- load configuration from a file
- use config crate for config loading
- allow overriding config with environment variables
- set default credential path
- fix error handling for config loading
