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This patch resolves clippy::missing_errors_doc warnings for run_next, run_list, and run_search public functions by adding well-formed # Errors sections documenting failure conditions. It strictly adheres to RFC 1574 by updating the summary lines to use third-person singular present tense and uses correctly formatted intra-doc links for referenced types like NotFoundError.


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- Added `# Errors` sections for `run_next`, `run_list`, and `run_search` in `crates/pebble/src/commands.rs` and `crates/pebble/src/commands/listing.rs`
- Fixed summary line verbs to use third-person singular present tense
- Resolved missing error doc clippy warnings for the affected functions
- Formatted `NotFoundError` intra-doc link properly
- Validated with cargo test, clippy, and rustdoc

Co-authored-by: matta <37314+matta@users.noreply.github.com>
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Summary of Changes

Hello, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request enhances the clarity and completeness of the API documentation for core command functions. By introducing detailed error sections and standardizing doc comments, it improves developer understanding of potential failure modes and resolves existing linting warnings, contributing to a more robust and maintainable codebase.

Highlights

  • Error Documentation Added: Comprehensive # Errors documentation sections were added to the run_next, run_list, and run_search public functions, detailing potential failure conditions.
  • Lint Warning Resolution: The changes resolve clippy::missing_errors_doc warnings by explicitly documenting error conditions for these command functions.
  • Documentation Standards Adherence: Summary lines were updated to use third-person singular present tense, and correctly formatted intra-doc links were incorporated, adhering to RFC 1574 guidelines.
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  • crates/pebble/src/commands.rs
    • Added # Errors section to run_next function documentation, detailing potential error conditions including task graph loading, no ready tasks, and JSON serialization failures.
    • Updated the summary line for run_next to use third-person singular present tense.
  • crates/pebble/src/commands/listing.rs
    • Added # Errors section to run_list function documentation, specifying errors related to task graph loading, invalid sort options, and JSON serialization.
    • Updated the summary line for run_list to use third-person singular present tense.
    • Added # Errors section to run_search function documentation, covering errors like task graph loading, no matching tasks, task ordering issues, and JSON serialization.
    • Updated the summary line for run_search to use third-person singular present tense.
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This pull request adds helpful # Errors sections to the documentation for run_next, run_list, and run_search, improving clarity on their failure modes. The changes correctly follow Rust's documentation conventions, including updating summary lines to the third-person singular present tense. I've found one minor inaccuracy in the error documentation for run_next where an error is only returned in non-JSON mode, and I've suggested a small change to clarify this behavior.

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/// Returns an error in the following cases:
/// * The task graph cannot be loaded from the tasks directory.
/// * No ready tasks are found (returns a [`NotFoundError`]).

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The documentation for this error condition is slightly inaccurate. The NotFoundError is only returned when not in JSON mode (ctx.json is false). In JSON mode, an empty list of tasks is returned successfully. The documentation should clarify this to avoid confusion for consumers of this function.

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/// * No ready tasks are found (returns a [`NotFoundError`]).
/// * No ready tasks are found when not using JSON output (returns a [`NotFoundError`]).

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