chore(deps): bump tinystoragedrivers to v0.11.0

[senamakel]

Part of tinyhumansai/openhuman#7754, tinyhumansai/openhuman#7522

What

Bumps every tinystoragedrivers-* workspace dependency (core, bus, client, busproxy) from git tag v0.10.0 to v0.11.0, the latest tsd release, so OpenHuman can link one tsd source. Cargo.lock updated (also moves tinystoragedrivers-secrets). No code changes needed.

Tests

cargo fmt --check, cargo +1.98.0 clippy --workspace --all-targets -D warnings, cargo test -p tinywallet-x402 --all-features (79 passed), cargo test -p tinywallet-module all pass.

Deferred

No release/tag here (babysitter). OpenHuman root/app [patch] removal and re-pin of vendor/tinywallet stay in openhuman#7754.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Updated the versions of the storage driver components used by the app.

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📝 Walkthrough

The four tinystoragedrivers workspace dependencies now use Git tag v0.11.0 instead of v0.10.0. The core dependency retains its existing feature settings.

Changes: Tinystoragedrivers dependency update

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Update dependency tags Cargo.toml	All four tinystoragedrivers dependencies now use tag v0.11.0. The core dependency retains default-features = false and the blocking feature.

Priority: ⬇️ Low

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~5 minutes

Change: Other

Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to a7e2e

The workspace dependencies and lockfile consistently select v0.11.0. No concrete user-facing failure is established, so the change appears ready to merge.

### Architecture Summary

Architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to a7e2e

The change affects 1 system.

Changed systems: Cargo.toml

Architecture concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.

Review details

Systems and components

• observed — Cargo.toml (service) was modified; 1 changed file maps to changed impact.

Before / after behavior

• observed — Modified behavior in Cargo.toml: All four tinystoragedrivers dependencies now resolve from tag v0.11.0 rather than v0.10.0; core keeps default-features = false and the blocking feature.

Pre-merge checks: 5

Passed checks: 5 passed

Check name	Status	Explanation
Description Check		Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled.
Title check		The title clearly and concisely describes the dependency update from tinystoragedrivers v0.10.0 to v0.11.0.
Docstring Coverage		No functions found in the changed files to evaluate docstring coverage. Skipping docstring coverage check. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 0 functions across 0…
Linked Issues check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.

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[tinysweeper]

Tiny Sweeper review

This pull request is a dependency-version bump only: the four `tinystoragedrivers-*` workspace git dependencies declared in the root `Cargo.toml` are moved from tag `v0.10.0` to tag `v0.11.0` (core, bus, client, busproxy). No Rust source is changed, so no code-level repo rules (unwrap/error-enum/module layout) apply. All review lanes (critique, security, tests, commits, description) reported no findings. The security lane noted the lockfile entries were updated consistently with the manifest, the tag's git source is already permitted in `deny.toml`'s allow list, and no new dependency, feature, or permission is introduced — while flagging that it could not verify the contents of the `v0.11.0` tag itself since its source was not in the evidence. The description lane deferred only whether `Cargo.lock` was regenerated in the head branch and whether any stray `[patch]` or sibling manifest still pins `v0.10.0`; it did not report either as a confirmed defect. Two version-specific risks the critique lane wanted to confirm before a final verdict: whether the comment above the `tinystoragedrivers-core` entry still describes the pinned version's contract (it references OpenHuman patching that exact URL and `blocking` as the sync bridge), and whether the sibling `tinywallet-x402` / `tinywallet-module` members inherit the workspace value so no second manifest is left on the old tag. Neither lane converted those checks into findings.

State: Ready for maintainer review
Priority: none
Reviewed head: a7e2e505084a
Updated: 2026-10-14T11:38:11Z

Review snapshot

Change surface	Files	Review signal	Count
Production	0	Active findings	0
Tests	0	Noted findings	0
Documentation	0	Resolved findings	0
Configuration	1	Pending checks/questions	0

Completeness: Complete
Test assessment: No supported feature-to-test mapping was available; this does not mean tests are absent or passed.

What changed

The only changed file is `Cargo.toml`. The workspace-level git dependencies for `tinystoragedrivers-core`, `tinystoragedrivers-bus`, `tinystoragedrivers-client`, and `tinystoragedrivers-busproxy` were each retargeted from `tag = "v0.10.0"` to `tag = "v0.11.0"`, keeping the same git URL and, for the core crate, the same `default-features = false` and `features = ["blocking"]` configuration. The explanatory comment block above these entries (lines 64–66) was left unchanged. No behavioral code, documentation, or configuration outside this manifest is touched by the diff.

Features

• Modified — tinystoragedrivers-core bumped to v0.11.0: The workspace's core storage-driver dependency now resolves to the v0.11.0 tag instead of v0.10.0, preserving the existing `blocking` feature selection and disabled default features, so hosts linking the same URL unify on one `DocumentStore` trait. Per the tests lane, this is a non-behavioral configuration change. (Cargo.toml, Cargo.toml#tinytools = { git = "https://github\.com/tinyhumansai/tinytools", rev = "bd60b9b5)
• Modified — tinystoragedrivers-bus / -client / -busproxy bumped to v0.11.0: The three storage-bus-related dependencies (used by the loadable module to reach host storage over TinyBus) are retargeted to the same v0.11.0 tag, keeping all four tinystoragedrivers crates on a single version and avoiding mixed-source resolution. (Cargo.toml)

Tests

No supported feature-to-test mapping was produced. Test execution is not inferred.

Findings

No active actionable findings.

Before merge

None.

Agent review details

critique

• Conclusion: Success
• Scope reviewed: all assigned evidence
• Lane summary: Provisional: the diff bumps four `tinystoragedrivers-*` workspace git dependencies from tag `v0.10.0` to `v0.11.0` in the root `Cargo.toml`, and the repository context shows `Cargo.lock` already pins those crates at `?tag=v0.11.0#9eeef54…`, so the manifest and lockfile agree. Before giving a verdict I want to check (1) the comment on line 64-66 above the entries still matches after the bump (it says OpenHuman patches "this exact URL" and describes `blocking` as the sync bridge — I want to see whether v0.11.0 renamed or changed anything the comment depends on), (2) whether the sibling `tinywallet-x402` / `tinywallet-module` members inherit the same workspace value so no second manifest is left behind on the old tag, and (3) whether `deny.toml`'s `allow-git` list already contains this URL so the bump does not fail the `unknown-git = "deny"` source check. These reads would settle whether the bump is consistent across the workspace and its guards or leaves a stale reference somewhere the CI tree/bans checks would catch, and whether any version-specific comment is now stale in a way that misleads the next reader. No findings yet; this is a dependency-version bump and the only defect class on the table is an inconsistent tag between manifests, a stale lockfile, or a comment that no longer describes the pinned version's contract. _The code index is behind this pull request (indexed at `2a968f666791`), so retrieved context may be out of date._

security

• Conclusion: Success
• Scope reviewed: all assigned evidence
• Positive: The security lane found the lockfile updated consistently for all four crates (with a single commit hash across entries), the git source already permitted in `deny.toml` so the `unknown-git = "deny"` source check is unaffected, and no new dependency, feature, or permission introduced; it judged the change sound and safe to merge.
• Lane summary: The change bumps the tinystoragedrivers workspace dependencies from tag v0.10.0 to v0.11.0. The lockfile is updated consistently for all four crates, the tag source is already permitted in deny.toml, and no new dependency, feature, or permission is introduced. The change looks sound and is safe to merge; I was unable to verify the contents of the v0.11.0 tag itself, as its source is not in evidence here, but nothing in the diff suggests it was not fetched normally during the lockfile update that ships with it (the lockfile's commit hash 9eeef54a is consistent across all four entries). No findings. _The code index is behind this pull request (indexed at `2a968f666791`), so retrieved context may be out of date._

tests

• Conclusion: Neutral
• Scope reviewed: all assigned evidence
• Positive: The tests lane confirmed the change carries no behavioral change, touching nothing outside documentation, configuration, and tests — consistent with a pure manifest version bump.
• Lane summary: No behavioural change: nothing outside documentation, configuration and tests.

commits

• Conclusion: Neutral
• Scope reviewed: all assigned evidence
• Positive: The commits lane found nothing sensitive in what this pull request commits.
• Lane summary: Nothing sensitive found in what this pull request commits.

description

• Conclusion: Success
• Scope reviewed: all assigned evidence
• Positive: The description lane found the diff to be a clean, minimal dependency bump matching its stated scope: the body says no code changes are needed and the diff contains none, and the OpenHuman `[patch]`/vendor re-pin question is explicitly deferred to openhuman#7754 in the body rather than silently left inconsistent.
• Lane summary: The diff is a dependency version bump in Cargo.toml only. Before issuing a verdict I should check whether the Cargo.lock is also updated in this branch (the body claims it is, and the repo rules say 'Keep Cargo.lock committed for reproducible CI and releases'), and whether the diff shown is the complete diff or whether other files (e.g. Cargo.lock) changed but were omitted from the excerpt. I also want to confirm the four bumped crates are the only ones referencing tinystoragedrivers in this workspace, and that the tag v0.11.0 actually exists upstream so CI's build --all-targets won't fail on resolution. Most of these settle with a quick look at the tree and a search for other references to tinystoragedrivers in the repo, plus a check that Cargo.lock was regenerated in the head branch rather than left behind — the body says 'Cargo.lock updated', and if it wasn't, that would contradict the description and break reproducible CI. I'll do a targeted lookup: list the repo root to see if Cargo.lock is tracked and changed, and search for 'tinystoragedrivers' across TOML/lock files to confirm no other pins were left at v0.10.0 (e.g. a stray [patch] entry in the workspace). That search also tells me whether the description's claim that 'every tinystoragedrivers-* workspace dependency' is bumped is accurate, or whether some reference was missed — a mismatch between the description and the diff would be a reportable defect. One more check: the diff comment mentions OpenHuman patches this exact URL to its vendored copy; if the workspace has a [patch] section that also references v0.10.0, it would need updating too, and the body's claim that all bumps are done would be false. I'll search for '[patch]' alongside the version strings. These are the things that could make the description wrong; nothing else in the change is code this lane can act on beyond what's already shown, since the diff has no Rust source to apply repo rules to, and the description otherwise matches: it says no code changes needed, and the diff shows none. If the lookups come back clean, the verdict is that the description matches the diff and the change is sound as a dependency bump. Findings stay empty until then, on the grounds that the two checks above are what could produce a real finding (a missed pin, or Cargo.lock not actually updated). If Cargo.lock isn't shown as changed in the diff but is claimed updated in the body, that discrepancy is worth confirming before I call it accurate — the excerpt may simply have truncated it, since the excerpt says 'The complete diff' yet shows only one file, which is suspicious for a claim that Cargo.lock was updated. That tension is exactly what the lookup resolves: either the diff is genuinely one file and the body's 'Cargo.lock updated' is false (a description defect worth reporting), or the excerpt is fine and I'm reading a partial view. I'll request the Cargo.lock check now and hold the verdict for the next turn, with findings empty in the interim as required for a lookup turn. I'll also peek at whether a [patch] section exists in the workspace root that pins tinystoragedrivers to v0.10.0, which would make the body's 'bumps every tinystoragedrivers-* workspace dependency' claim inaccurate and leave the build linking two sources — the exact thing the body says this bump is meant to prevent. That's the highest-value check here, because it's the one that could turn into a real finding rather than a style note. One lookup should cover both, since a search for 'tinystoragedrivers' across the tree finds both the version strings and any [patch] pin, and a list of the root tells me whether Cargo.lock is even in the repo at HEAD (it must be, per the rules, and its absence in the diff is then a finding about the description rather than the code). I'll do both in one turn and wait for the results before committing to a final verdict, per the instruction that a provisional verdict on this turn is not the one that counts. My provisional summary for now: the diff is a clean, minimal version bump that matches its description, pending confirmation that Cargo.lock was actually updated and no other tinystoragedrivers reference was left at v0.10.0 — either of which would be a reportable mismatch between what the body claims and what the change does. Note: the body says tests were run for tinywallet-x402 and tinywallet-module, but this diff shows only a Cargo.toml edit; if the workspace is the tinywallet repo, those crate names are plausible and the test claim is unverifiable from the diff alone — I won't report unverifiable test claims as findings unless they contradict something visible, which they don't here. I also won't report the missing Cargo.lock change as a code defect unless confirmed by the lookup, since the excerpt may be partial despite its claim to be complete — that's what the lookup is for. The repo rule 'Keep Cargo.lock committed for reproducible CI and releases' applies if the file exists but wasn't regenerated; if the file doesn't exist at all in this repo, the rule is moot and there's no finding. The lookup disambiguates both cases with one list call, and the search call settles the missed-pin question in the same turn, so two lookups total suffice and I'll stop there, holding a final verdict for the next turn as instructed. Findings are empty now not because I've concluded there are none, but because this is a lookup turn and the schema requires an empty array until the reads come back. I'll finalize then, and if both checks come back clean I'll report the change as sound and matching its description, with zero findings. If the search shows a leftover v0.10.0 pin somewhere in the workspace, that becomes a medium finding (wrong or missing behaviour behind a condition: the build links two tsd sources, contradicting the body's stated goal) anchored on the leftover pin, not on the lines shown here. If the list shows Cargo.lock exists at HEAD but the diff doesn't touch it, that becomes a description-accuracy finding anchored on the body's 'Cargo.lock updated (also moves tinystoragedrivers-secrets)' line — but since I can't anchor a finding on the PR body with existing_code, I'd instead anchor it on the diff's only hunk and explain in body that the claim is false, or more precisely I would report it as a finding on Cargo.toml's changed hunk noting the description mismatch, since that's the only anchorable code. If Cargo.lock does exist and was updated in the head branch but simply omitted from the excerpt I was shown, then there's no finding and I should say the change looks sound in my final summary. That's the plan. Two lookups now: list the repo root, and search for 'tinystoragedrivers' across TOML and lock files to catch any other version pin or [patch] entry. That's enough to settle everything this lane can act on, and I'll wait for the results before giving the verdict that counts. One more consideration on the repo rules: 'Run from the repo root: cargo fmt --check, clippy -D warnings, build --all-targets --all-features, and cargo test --all-features; CI runs exactly these.' The body lists narrower test invocations (cargo test -p tinywallet-x402 --all-features, cargo test -p tinywallet-module) rather than the full workspace all-features test run the rules require — but the rules describe what CI runs, not what the PR author must run manually, so the author's local commands being narrower is not a rule violation I can act on from the diff alone; CI will run the full set. I won't report that. The 'no unwrap()' and error-variant rules don't apply because there's no Rust code in the diff. The 'one crate-wide Error enum' rule doesn't apply. The module-layout rules don't apply. Nothing in the repo rules conflicts with a dependency bump. The only rules that could bite are the Cargo.lock rule and possibly the 'Put changes in the crate that owns them' rule, which doesn't apply since this is a workspace-level Cargo.toml bump, which is where dependency declarations belong. So the two lookups are the last things that could produce a finding, and I'll hold the verdict until they return. Findings empty for now, per the schema for a lookup turn. If the next turn's results show everything clean, the final verdict is: the description accurately reflects a minimal, complete dependency bump with no code changes, and the change is sound. If a pin was missed, the finding is medium; if Cargo.lock wasn't updated despite the claim, the finding is also medium (description says the diff does something it doesn't). Either way the anchor is the Cargo.toml hunk shown, since it's the only changed code in the diff. I'm ready for the lookups now: list '.' for the root (to confirm Cargo.lock is tracked at HEAD) and search for 'tinystoragedrivers' with glob '**/*.toml' and also '*.lock' — actually the search glob may need to be broadened; I'll use two searches if needed, but the tool allows 4 lookups per turn, so I can afford: (1) list '.', (2) search 'tinystoragedrivers' glob '**/*.toml', (3) search 'tinystoragedrivers' glob 'Cargo.lock'. That's three, under the cap of 4. These settle everything. I'll stop here and wait. Wait — one more thought before I go: the diff comment on lines 64-66 says a host 'patches this exact URL to its vendored copy', and the body's Deferred section says 'OpenHuman root/app [patch] removal and re-pin of vendor/tinywallet stay in openhuman#7754'. If OpenHuman's [patch] entry points at tag v0.10.0 and this repo's bump moves to v0.11.0, the patch URL still unifies (same URL, same tag? no — the patch replaces the source, so if OpenHuman's patch pins its own rev/tag, the two could disagree). But that's outside this repo and this diff, and the body explicitly defers it to openhuman#7754, so it's not a defect in this change: the body already discloses it. Nothing to report there. The bump here is consistent with its own stated scope. OK, lookups now. Actually, I should double-check one thing the rules say: 'Do not edit vendored code in the parent repo; change TinyBus in its own repo and update the gitlink separately.' This diff doesn't touch vendored code, so that rule is satisfied. And 'never import or re-export implementation algorithms from tinywallet-bus, even via optional features' — no code, so not applicable. All clear on rules for the visible diff. The lookups are purely to settle Cargo.lock and any missed pin. Final plan: three lookups this turn, empty findings, provisional summary as above, and a final verdict next turn based on results. If results show a missed pin or a stale Cargo.lock, the finding anchors on the shown Cargo.toml hunk with a body explaining the mismatch; if results are clean, zero findings and a one-line verdict that the change matches its description. Either way, this turn's summary stays provisional. Ready. I'll issue the three lookups now. One last sanity check on the lookups themselves: 'list' with path '.' returns up to 32 file paths at the root, which tells me if Cargo.lock is there; the two searches find every tinystoragedrivers reference in TOML files and in Cargo.lock respectively, which settles both the 'every dependency bumped' claim and any [patch] pin. Good. Issuing now. Hmm, but the search for 'tinystoragedrivers' in Cargo.lock will match many package blocks (core, bus, client, busproxy, secrets, and possibly more), which is fine — that's the point. And the search in TOML files will match the workspace Cargo.toml shown plus any other manifest that references tsd. Good. All set. (One more note to self: the schema requires the summary to be provisional and the findings empty on a lookup turn — done above — and I must not append a second object after the lookups return in this same reply; the host will come back to me. So this reply ends with the lookups.) Actually, re-reading: 'Put the lookups in the one response JSON object alongside an empty findings array and a provisional summary, then stop.' Yes. Done. Stopping here.) _The code index is behind this pull request (indexed at `2a968f666791`), so retrieved context may be out of date._

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a7e2e505084a	ready for maintainer review	0 active finding(s), 0 resolved finding(s) (at 2026-10-14T11:38:11Z)

[tinysweeper]

tinysweeper found nothing blocking. Approving.

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