This repository contains the CLI tool used to synchronize the contents of the rust-lang/team repository with some of the services the Rust Team uses. There is usually no need to run this tool manually, and running it requires elevated privileges on our infrastructure.

The contents of this repository are available under both the MIT and Apache 2.0 license.

By default the tool will run in dry mode on all the services we synchronize, meaning that the changes will be previewed on the console output but no actual change will be applied:

cargo run 

Once you're satisfied with the changes you can run the full synchronization by passing the apply subcommand:

cargo run apply 

You can also limit the services to synchronize on by passing a list of all the service names you want to sync. For example, to synchronize only GitHub and Mailgun you can run:

cargo run -- --services github,mailgun cargo run -- --services github,mailgun apply 

By default, this tool works on the production dataset, pulled from rust-lang/team. When making changes to the tool it might be useful to test with dummy data though. You can do that by making the changes in a local copy of the team repository and passing the --team-repo flag to the CLI:

cargo run -- --team-repo ~/code/rust-lang/team 

When --team-repo is passed, the CLI will build the Static API in a temporary directory, and fetch the data from it instead of the production instance.

You can also use --team-json to directly pass a path to a directory containing the JSON output generated by the team repo.