Merge branch 'main' into migration-runner

.rustfmt.toml

@@ -3,3 +3,5 @@ edition = "2021"
 imports_layout = "HorizontalVertical"
 imports_granularity = "Crate"
 group_imports = "One"
+wrap_comments = true
+comment_width = 100

config/defaults.hjson

@@ -47,7 +47,8 @@
     # 
     # To be removed in 0.20
     cache_external_link_previews: true
-    # Specifies how to handle remote images, so that users don't have to connect directly to remote servers.
+    # Specifies how to handle remote images, so that users don't have to connect directly to remote
+    # servers.
     image_mode: 
       # Leave images unchanged, don't generate any local thumbnails for post urls. Instead the
       # Opengraph image is directly returned as thumbnail
@@ -64,10 +65,11 @@
 
       # or
 
-      # If enabled, all images from remote domains are rewritten to pass through `/api/v3/image_proxy`,
-      # including embedded images in markdown. Images are stored temporarily in pict-rs for caching.
-      # This improves privacy as users don't expose their IP to untrusted servers, and decreases load
-      # on other servers. However it increases bandwidth use for the local server.
+      # If enabled, all images from remote domains are rewritten to pass through
+      # `/api/v3/image_proxy`, including embedded images in markdown. Images are stored temporarily
+      # in pict-rs for caching. This improves privacy as users don't expose their IP to untrusted
+      # servers, and decreases load on other servers. However it increases bandwidth use for the
+      # local server.
       # 
       # Requires pict-rs 0.5
       "ProxyAllImages"

crates/api/src/local_user/save_settings.rs

@@ -72,7 +72,8 @@ pub async fn save_user_settings(
     }
   }
 
-  // When the site requires email, make sure email is not Some(None). IE, an overwrite to a None value
+  // When the site requires email, make sure email is not Some(None). IE, an overwrite to a None
+  // value
   if let Some(email) = &email {
     if email.is_none() && site_view.local_site.require_email_verification {
       Err(LemmyErrorType::EmailRequired)?

crates/api_common/src/build_response.rs

@@ -121,7 +121,8 @@ pub async fn send_local_notifs(
     if let Ok(Some(mention_user_view)) = user_view {
       // TODO
       // At some point, make it so you can't tag the parent creator either
-      // Potential duplication of notifications, one for reply and the other for mention, is handled below by checking recipient ids
+      // Potential duplication of notifications, one for reply and the other for mention, is handled
+      // below by checking recipient ids
       recipient_ids.push(mention_user_view.local_user.id);
 
       let user_mention_form = PersonMentionInsertForm {

crates/api_common/src/person.rs

@@ -124,7 +124,8 @@ pub struct SaveUserSettings {
   pub post_listing_mode: Option<PostListingMode>,
   /// Whether to allow keyboard navigation (for browsing and interacting with posts and comments).
   pub enable_keyboard_navigation: Option<bool>,
-  /// Whether user avatars or inline images in the UI that are gifs should be allowed to play or should be paused
+  /// Whether user avatars or inline images in the UI that are gifs should be allowed to play or
+  /// should be paused
   pub enable_animated_images: Option<bool>,
   /// Whether to auto-collapse bot comments.
   pub collapse_bot_comments: Option<bool>,
@@ -151,7 +152,8 @@ pub struct ChangePassword {
 #[cfg_attr(feature = "full", ts(export))]
 /// A response for your login.
 pub struct LoginResponse {
-  /// This is None in response to `Register` if email verification is enabled, or the server requires registration applications.
+  /// This is None in response to `Register` if email verification is enabled, or the server
+  /// requires registration applications.
   pub jwt: Option<SensitiveString>,
   /// If registration applications are required, this will return true for a signup response.
   pub registration_created: bool,

crates/api_common/src/site.rs

@@ -375,7 +375,8 @@ impl From<FederationQueueState> for ReadableFederationState {
 pub struct InstanceWithFederationState {
   #[serde(flatten)]
   pub instance: Instance,
-  /// if federation to this instance is or was active, show state of outgoing federation to this instance
+  /// if federation to this instance is or was active, show state of outgoing federation to this
+  /// instance
   pub federation_state: Option<ReadableFederationState>,
 }
 

crates/api_common/src/utils.rs

@@ -356,7 +356,8 @@ pub async fn build_federated_instances(
         federation_state: federation_state.map(std::convert::Into::into),
       };
       if is_blocked {
-        // blocked instances will only have an entry here if they had been federated with in the past.
+        // blocked instances will only have an entry here if they had been federated with in the
+        // past.
         blocked.push(i);
       } else if is_allowed {
         allowed.push(i.clone());
@@ -954,8 +955,8 @@ pub async fn process_markdown_opt(
 
 /// A wrapper for `proxy_image_link` for use in tests.
 ///
-/// The parameter `force_image_proxy` is the config value of `pictrs.image_proxy`. Its necessary to pass
-/// as separate parameter so it can be changed in tests.
+/// The parameter `force_image_proxy` is the config value of `pictrs.image_proxy`. Its necessary to
+/// pass as separate parameter so it can be changed in tests.
 async fn proxy_image_link_internal(
   link: Url,
   image_mode: PictrsImageMode,

crates/api_crud/src/site/update.rs

@@ -156,7 +156,8 @@ pub async fn update_site(
   // TODO can't think of a better way to do this.
   // If the server suddenly requires email verification, or required applications, no old users
   // will be able to log in. It really only wants this to be a requirement for NEW signups.
-  // So if it was set from false, to true, you need to update all current users columns to be verified.
+  // So if it was set from false, to true, you need to update all current users columns to be
+  // verified.
 
   let old_require_application =
     local_site.registration_mode == RegistrationMode::RequireApplication;

crates/api_crud/src/user/create.rs

@@ -197,7 +197,8 @@ pub async fn register(
     verify_email_sent: false,
   };
 
-  // Log the user in directly if the site is not setup, or email verification and application aren't required
+  // Log the user in directly if the site is not setup, or email verification and application aren't
+  // required
   if !local_site.site_setup
     || (!require_registration_application && !local_site.require_email_verification)
   {

crates/apub/src/activities/community/collection_add.rs

@@ -138,8 +138,8 @@ impl ActivityHandler for CollectionAdd {
           .dereference(context)
           .await?;
 
-        // If we had to refetch the community while parsing the activity, then the new mod has already
-        // been added. Skip it here as it would result in a duplicate key error.
+        // If we had to refetch the community while parsing the activity, then the new mod has
+        // already been added. Skip it here as it would result in a duplicate key error.
         let new_mod_id = new_mod.id;
         let moderated_communities =
           CommunityModerator::get_person_moderated_communities(&mut context.pool(), new_mod_id)

crates/apub/src/activities/community/mod.rs

@@ -24,13 +24,14 @@ pub mod update;
 ///
 /// Activities are sent to the community itself if it lives on another instance. If the community
 /// is local, the activity is directly wrapped into Announce and sent to community followers.
-/// Activities are also sent to those who follow the actor (with exception of moderation activities).
+/// Activities are also sent to those who follow the actor (with exception of moderation
+/// activities).
 ///
 /// * `activity` - The activity which is being sent
 /// * `actor` - The user who is sending the activity
 /// * `community` - Community inside which the activity is sent
-/// * `inboxes` - Any additional inboxes the activity should be sent to (for example,
-///               to the user who is being promoted to moderator)
+/// * `inboxes` - Any additional inboxes the activity should be sent to (for example, to the user
+///   who is being promoted to moderator)
 /// * `is_mod_activity` - True for things like Add/Mod, these are not sent to user followers
 pub(crate) async fn send_activity_in_community(
   activity: AnnouncableActivities,

crates/apub/src/activities/create_or_update/comment.rs

@@ -176,7 +176,8 @@ impl ActivityHandler for CreateOrUpdateNote {
     // Although mentions could be gotten from the post tags (they are included there), or the ccs,
     // Its much easier to scrape them from the comment body, since the API has to do that
     // anyway.
-    // TODO: for compatibility with other projects, it would be much better to read this from cc or tags
+    // TODO: for compatibility with other projects, it would be much better to read this from cc or
+    // tags
     let mentions = scrape_text_for_mentions(&comment.content);
     send_local_notifs(mentions, comment.id, &actor, do_send_email, context).await?;
     Ok(())

crates/apub/src/collections/community_featured.rs

@@ -72,7 +72,8 @@ impl Collection for ApubCommunityFeatured {
         .to_vec();
     }
 
-    // process items in parallel, to avoid long delay from fetch_site_metadata() and other processing
+    // process items in parallel, to avoid long delay from fetch_site_metadata() and other
+    // processing
     let stickied_posts: Vec<Post> = join_all(pages.into_iter().map(|page| {
       async {
         // use separate request counter for each item, otherwise there will be problems with

crates/apub/src/collections/community_outbox.rs

@@ -102,7 +102,8 @@ impl Collection for ApubCommunityOutbox {
     // We intentionally ignore errors here. This is because the outbox might contain posts from old
     // Lemmy versions, or from other software which we cant parse. In that case, we simply skip the
     // item and only parse the ones that work.
-    // process items in parallel, to avoid long delay from fetch_site_metadata() and other processing
+    // process items in parallel, to avoid long delay from fetch_site_metadata() and other
+    // processing
     join_all(outbox_activities.into_iter().map(|activity| {
       async {
         // Receiving announce requires at least one local community follower for anti spam purposes.

crates/apub/src/objects/post.rs

@@ -259,7 +259,8 @@ impl Object for ApubPost {
     let post_ = post.clone();
     let context_ = context.reset_request_count();
 
-    // Generates a post thumbnail in background task, because some sites can be very slow to respond.
+    // Generates a post thumbnail in background task, because some sites can be very slow to
+    // respond.
     spawn_try_task(async move {
       generate_post_link_metadata(post_, None, |_| None, local_site, context_).await
     });

crates/apub/src/protocol/activities/deletion/delete_user.rs

@@ -23,6 +23,7 @@ pub struct DeleteUser {
   #[serde(deserialize_with = "deserialize_one_or_many", default)]
   #[serde(skip_serializing_if = "Vec::is_empty")]
   pub(crate) cc: Vec<Url>,
-  /// Nonstandard field. If present, all content from the user should be deleted along with the account
+  /// Nonstandard field. If present, all content from the user should be deleted along with the
+  /// account
   pub(crate) remove_data: Option<bool>,
 }

crates/db_perf/src/main.rs

@@ -132,7 +132,8 @@ async fn try_main() -> LemmyResult<()> {
   // Make sure the println above shows the correct amount
   assert_eq!(num_inserted_posts, num_posts as usize);
 
-  // Manually trigger and wait for a statistics update to ensure consistent and high amount of accuracy in the statistics used for query planning
+  // Manually trigger and wait for a statistics update to ensure consistent and high amount of
+  // accuracy in the statistics used for query planning
   println!("🧮 updating database statistics");
   conn.batch_execute("ANALYZE;").await?;
 

crates/db_perf/src/series.rs

@@ -14,10 +14,12 @@ use diesel::{
 
 /// Gererates a series of rows for insertion.
 ///
-/// An inclusive range is created from `start` and `stop`. A row for each number is generated using `selection`, which can be a tuple.
-/// [`current_value`] is an expression that gets the current value.
+/// An inclusive range is created from `start` and `stop`. A row for each number is generated using
+/// `selection`, which can be a tuple. [`current_value`] is an expression that gets the current
+/// value.
 ///
-/// For example, if there's a `numbers` table with a `number` column, this inserts all numbers from 1 to 10 in a single statement:
+/// For example, if there's a `numbers` table with a `number` column, this inserts all numbers from
+/// 1 to 10 in a single statement:
 ///
 /// ```
 /// dsl::insert_into(numbers::table)

crates/db_schema/src/impls/community.rs

@@ -141,7 +141,8 @@ impl Community {
     Ok(community_)
   }
 
-  /// Get the community which has a given moderators or featured url, also return the collection type
+  /// Get the community which has a given moderators or featured url, also return the collection
+  /// type
   pub async fn get_by_collection_url(
     pool: &mut DbPool<'_>,
     url: &DbUrl,

crates/db_schema/src/impls/instance.rs

@@ -117,15 +117,15 @@ impl Instance {
       .await
   }
 
-  /// returns a list of all instances, each with a flag of whether the instance is allowed or not and dead or not
-  /// ordered by id
+  /// returns a list of all instances, each with a flag of whether the instance is allowed or not
+  /// and dead or not ordered by id
   pub async fn read_federated_with_blocked_and_dead(
     pool: &mut DbPool<'_>,
   ) -> Result<Vec<(Self, bool, bool)>, Error> {
     let conn = &mut get_conn(pool).await?;
     let is_dead_expr = coalesce(instance::updated, instance::published).lt(now() - 3.days());
-    // this needs to be done in two steps because the meaning of the "blocked" column depends on the existence
-    // of any value at all in the allowlist. (so a normal join wouldn't work)
+    // this needs to be done in two steps because the meaning of the "blocked" column depends on the
+    // existence of any value at all in the allowlist. (so a normal join wouldn't work)
     let use_allowlist = federation_allowlist::table
       .select(count_star().gt(0))
       .get_result::<bool>(conn)

crates/db_schema/src/impls/person.rs

@@ -55,7 +55,8 @@ impl Crud for Person {
 impl Person {
   /// Update or insert the person.
   ///
-  /// This is necessary for federation, because Activitypub doesn't distinguish between these actions.
+  /// This is necessary for federation, because Activitypub doesn't distinguish between these
+  /// actions.
   pub async fn upsert(pool: &mut DbPool<'_>, form: &PersonInsertForm) -> Result<Self, Error> {
     let conn = &mut get_conn(pool).await?;
     insert_into(person::table)

crates/db_schema/src/schema_setup.rs

@@ -43,9 +43,9 @@ fn migrations() -> diesel_migrations::FileBasedMigrations {
     .expect("failed to get migration source")
 }
 
-/// This SQL code sets up the `r` schema, which contains things that can be safely dropped and replaced
-/// instead of being changed using migrations. It may not create or modify things outside of the `r` schema
-/// (indicated by `r.` before the name), unless a comment says otherwise.
+/// This SQL code sets up the `r` schema, which contains things that can be safely dropped and
+/// replaced instead of being changed using migrations. It may not create or modify things outside
+/// of the `r` schema (indicated by `r.` before the name), unless a comment says otherwise.
 fn replaceable_schema() -> String {
   [
     "CREATE SCHEMA r;",

crates/db_schema/src/source/comment.rs

@@ -41,7 +41,8 @@ pub struct Comment {
   #[cfg(feature = "full")]
   #[cfg_attr(feature = "full", serde(with = "LtreeDef"))]
   #[cfg_attr(feature = "full", ts(type = "string"))]
-  /// The path / tree location of a comment, separated by dots, ending with the comment's id. Ex: 0.24.27
+  /// The path / tree location of a comment, separated by dots, ending with the comment's id. Ex:
+  /// 0.24.27
   pub path: Ltree,
   #[cfg(not(feature = "full"))]
   pub path: String,

crates/db_schema/src/source/local_user.rs

@@ -62,7 +62,8 @@ pub struct LocalUser {
   pub totp_2fa_enabled: bool,
   /// Whether to allow keyboard navigation (for browsing and interacting with posts and comments).
   pub enable_keyboard_navigation: bool,
-  /// Whether user avatars and inline images in the UI that are gifs should be allowed to play or should be paused
+  /// Whether user avatars and inline images in the UI that are gifs should be allowed to play or
+  /// should be paused
   pub enable_animated_images: bool,
   /// Whether to auto-collapse bot comments.
   pub collapse_bot_comments: bool,

crates/db_schema/src/source/mod.rs

@@ -43,7 +43,8 @@ pub mod tagline;
 /// Default value for columns like [community::Community.inbox_url] which are marked as serde(skip).
 ///
 /// This is necessary so they can be successfully deserialized from API responses, even though the
-/// value is not sent by Lemmy. Necessary for crates which rely on Rust API such as lemmy-stats-crawler.
+/// value is not sent by Lemmy. Necessary for crates which rely on Rust API such as
+/// lemmy-stats-crawler.
 fn placeholder_apub_url() -> DbUrl {
   DbUrl(Box::new(
     Url::parse("http://example.com").expect("parse placeholder url"),

crates/db_schema/src/source/site.rs

@@ -76,7 +76,8 @@ pub struct SiteUpdateForm {
   pub name: Option<String>,
   pub sidebar: Option<Option<String>>,
   pub updated: Option<Option<DateTime<Utc>>>,
-  // when you want to null out a column, you have to send Some(None)), since sending None means you just don't want to update that column.
+  // when you want to null out a column, you have to send Some(None)), since sending None means you
+  // just don't want to update that column.
   pub icon: Option<Option<DbUrl>>,
   pub banner: Option<Option<DbUrl>>,
   pub description: Option<Option<String>>,

crates/db_schema/src/traits.rs

@@ -25,8 +25,8 @@ pub type Find<T> = dsl::Find<<T as HasTable>::Table, <T as Crud>::IdType>;
 
 pub type PrimaryKey<T> = <<T as HasTable>::Table as Table>::PrimaryKey;
 
-// Trying to create default implementations for `create` and `update` results in a lifetime mess and weird compile errors.
-// https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/102211
+// Trying to create default implementations for `create` and `update` results in a lifetime mess and
+// weird compile errors. https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/102211
 #[async_trait]
 pub trait Crud: HasTable + Sized
 where
@@ -49,7 +49,8 @@ where
     query.first(conn).await.optional()
   }
 
-  /// when you want to null out a column, you have to send Some(None)), since sending None means you just don't want to update that column.
+  /// when you want to null out a column, you have to send Some(None)), since sending None means you
+  /// just don't want to update that column.
   async fn update(
     pool: &mut DbPool<'_>,
     id: Self::IdType,

crates/db_schema/src/utils.rs

@@ -61,7 +61,8 @@ pub const RANK_DEFAULT: f64 = 0.0001;
 
 pub type ActualDbPool = Pool<AsyncPgConnection>;
 
-/// References a pool or connection. Functions must take `&mut DbPool<'_>` to allow implicit reborrowing.
+/// References a pool or connection. Functions must take `&mut DbPool<'_>` to allow implicit
+/// reborrowing.
 ///
 /// https://github.com/rust-lang/rfcs/issues/1403
 pub enum DbPool<'a> {
@@ -101,7 +102,8 @@ impl<'a> DerefMut for DbConn<'a> {
   }
 }
 
-// Allows functions that take `DbPool<'_>` to be called in a transaction by passing `&mut conn.into()`
+// Allows functions that take `DbPool<'_>` to be called in a transaction by passing `&mut
+// conn.into()`
 impl<'a> From<&'a mut AsyncPgConnection> for DbPool<'a> {
   fn from(value: &'a mut AsyncPgConnection) -> Self {
     DbPool::Conn(value)
@@ -120,11 +122,13 @@ impl<'a> From<&'a ActualDbPool> for DbPool<'a> {
   }
 }
 
-/// Runs multiple async functions that take `&mut DbPool<'_>` as input and return `Result`. Only works when the  `futures` crate is listed in `Cargo.toml`.
+/// Runs multiple async functions that take `&mut DbPool<'_>` as input and return `Result`. Only
+/// works when the  `futures` crate is listed in `Cargo.toml`.
 ///
 /// `$pool` is the value given to each function.
 ///
-/// A `Result` is returned (not in a `Future`, so don't use `.await`). The `Ok` variant contains a tuple with the values returned by the given functions.
+/// A `Result` is returned (not in a `Future`, so don't use `.await`). The `Ok` variant contains a
+/// tuple with the values returned by the given functions.
 ///
 /// The functions run concurrently if `$pool` has the `DbPool::Pool` variant.
 #[macro_export]
@@ -337,8 +341,10 @@ fn establish_connection(config: &str) -> BoxFuture<ConnectionResult<AsyncPgConne
       }
     });
     let mut conn = AsyncPgConnection::try_from(client).await?;
-    // * Change geqo_threshold back to default value if it was changed, so it's higher than the collapse limits
-    // * Change collapse limits from 8 to 11 so the query planner can find a better table join order for more complicated queries
+    // * Change geqo_threshold back to default value if it was changed, so it's higher than the
+    //   collapse limits
+    // * Change collapse limits from 8 to 11 so the query planner can find a better table join order
+    //   for more complicated queries
     conn
       .batch_execute("SET geqo_threshold=12;SET from_collapse_limit=11;SET join_collapse_limit=11;")
       .await
@@ -415,9 +421,11 @@ pub async fn build_db_pool() -> LemmyResult<ActualDbPool> {
   let pool = Pool::builder(manager)
     .max_size(SETTINGS.database.pool_size)
     .runtime(Runtime::Tokio1)
-    // Limit connection age to prevent use of prepared statements that have query plans based on very old statistics
+    // Limit connection age to prevent use of prepared statements that have query plans based on
+    // very old statistics
     .pre_recycle(Hook::sync_fn(|_conn, metrics| {
-      // Preventing the first recycle can cause an infinite loop when trying to get a new connection from the pool
+      // Preventing the first recycle can cause an infinite loop when trying to get a new connection
+      // from the pool
       let conn_was_used = metrics.recycled.is_some();
       if metrics.age() > Duration::from_secs(3 * 24 * 60 * 60) && conn_was_used {
         Err(HookError::Continue(None))
@@ -508,7 +516,8 @@ pub trait ListFn<'a, T, Args>: Fn(DbConn<'a>, Args) -> ResultFuture<'a, Vec<T>>
 
 impl<'a, T, Args, F: Fn(DbConn<'a>, Args) -> ResultFuture<'a, Vec<T>>> ListFn<'a, T, Args> for F {}
 
-/// Allows read and list functions to capture a shared closure that has an inferred return type, which is useful for join logic
+/// Allows read and list functions to capture a shared closure that has an inferred return type,
+/// which is useful for join logic
 pub struct Queries<RF, LF> {
   pub read_fn: RF,
   pub list_fn: LF,

crates/db_views/src/comment_report_view.rs

@@ -150,7 +150,8 @@ fn queries<'a>() -> Queries<
       query = query.filter(comment_report::comment_id.eq(comment_id));
     }
 
-    // If viewing all reports, order by newest, but if viewing unresolved only, show the oldest first (FIFO)
+    // If viewing all reports, order by newest, but if viewing unresolved only, show the oldest
+    // first (FIFO)
     if options.unresolved_only {
       query = query
         .filter(comment_report::resolved.eq(false))

crates/db_views/src/comment_view.rs

@@ -238,7 +238,7 @@ fn queries<'a>() -> Queries<
       );
 
       match listing_type {
-        ListingType::Subscribed => query = query.filter(is_subscribed), // TODO could be this: and(community_follower::person_id.eq(person_id_join)),
+        ListingType::Subscribed => query = query.filter(is_subscribed), /* TODO could be this: and(community_follower::person_id.eq(person_id_join)), */
         ListingType::Local => {
           query = query
             .filter(community::local.eq(true))
@@ -327,7 +327,8 @@ fn queries<'a>() -> Queries<
 
       query = query.filter(nlevel(comment::path).le(depth_limit));
 
-      // only order if filtering by a post id, or parent_path. DOS potential otherwise and max_depth + !post_id isn't used anyways (afaik)
+      // only order if filtering by a post id, or parent_path. DOS potential otherwise and max_depth
+      // + !post_id isn't used anyways (afaik)
       if options.post_id.is_some() || options.parent_path.is_some() {
         // Always order by the parent path first
         query = query.then_order_by(subpath(comment::path, 0, -1));

crates/db_views/src/post_report_view.rs

@@ -178,7 +178,8 @@ fn queries<'a>() -> Queries<
       query = query.filter(post::id.eq(post_id));
     }
 
-    // If viewing all reports, order by newest, but if viewing unresolved only, show the oldest first (FIFO)
+    // If viewing all reports, order by newest, but if viewing unresolved only, show the oldest
+    // first (FIFO)
     if options.unresolved_only {
       query = query
         .filter(post_report::resolved.eq(false))

crates/db_views/src/post_view.rs

@@ -617,7 +617,8 @@ impl PaginationCursor {
 }
 
 // currently we use a postaggregates struct as the pagination token.
-// we only use some of the properties of the post aggregates, depending on which sort type we page by
+// we only use some of the properties of the post aggregates, depending on which sort type we page
+// by
 #[derive(Clone)]
 pub struct PaginationCursorData(PostAggregates);
 
@@ -627,7 +628,8 @@ pub struct PostQuery<'a> {
   pub sort: Option<SortType>,
   pub creator_id: Option<PersonId>,
   pub community_id: Option<CommunityId>,
-  // if true, the query should be handled as if community_id was not given except adding the literal filter
+  // if true, the query should be handled as if community_id was not given except adding the
+  // literal filter
   pub community_id_just_for_prefetch: bool,
   pub local_user: Option<&'a LocalUserView>,
   pub search_term: Option<String>,
@@ -649,15 +651,17 @@ impl<'a> PostQuery<'a> {
     site: &Site,
     pool: &mut DbPool<'_>,
   ) -> Result<Option<PostQuery<'a>>, Error> {
-    // first get one page for the most popular community to get an upper bound for the page end for the real query
-    // the reason this is needed is that when fetching posts for a single community PostgreSQL can optimize
-    // the query to use an index on e.g. (=, >=, >=, >=) and fetch only LIMIT rows
-    // but for the followed-communities query it has to query the index on (IN, >=, >=, >=)
-    // which it currently can't do at all (as of PG 16). see the discussion here:
-    // https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/2877#issuecomment-1673597190
+    // first get one page for the most popular community to get an upper bound for the page end for
+    // the real query the reason this is needed is that when fetching posts for a single
+    // community PostgreSQL can optimize the query to use an index on e.g. (=, >=, >=, >=) and
+    // fetch only LIMIT rows but for the followed-communities query it has to query the index on
+    // (IN, >=, >=, >=) which it currently can't do at all (as of PG 16). see the discussion
+    // here: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/2877#issuecomment-1673597190
     //
-    // the results are correct no matter which community we fetch these for, since it basically covers the "worst case" of the whole page consisting of posts from one community
-    // but using the largest community decreases the pagination-frame so make the real query more efficient.
+    // the results are correct no matter which community we fetch these for, since it basically
+    // covers the "worst case" of the whole page consisting of posts from one community
+    // but using the largest community decreases the pagination-frame so make the real query more
+    // efficient.
     use lemmy_db_schema::schema::{
       community_aggregates::dsl::{community_aggregates, community_id, users_active_month},
       community_follower::dsl::{
@@ -708,7 +712,8 @@ impl<'a> PostQuery<'a> {
       )
       .await?;
     // take last element of array. if this query returned less than LIMIT elements,
-    // the heuristic is invalid since we can't guarantee the full query will return >= LIMIT results (return original query)
+    // the heuristic is invalid since we can't guarantee the full query will return >= LIMIT results
+    // (return original query)
     if (v.len() as i64) < limit {
       Ok(Some(self.clone()))
     } else {
@@ -1429,7 +1434,8 @@ mod tests {
     let mut inserted_post_ids = vec![];
     let mut inserted_comment_ids = vec![];
 
-    // Create 150 posts with varying non-correlating values for publish date, number of comments, and featured
+    // Create 150 posts with varying non-correlating values for publish date, number of comments,
+    // and featured
     for comments in 0..10 {
       for _ in 0..15 {
         let post_form = PostInsertForm::builder()

crates/db_views/src/private_message_report_view.rs

@@ -49,7 +49,8 @@ fn queries<'a>() -> Queries<
   let list = move |mut conn: DbConn<'a>, options: PrivateMessageReportQuery| async move {
     let mut query = all_joins(private_message_report::table.into_boxed());
 
-    // If viewing all reports, order by newest, but if viewing unresolved only, show the oldest first (FIFO)
+    // If viewing all reports, order by newest, but if viewing unresolved only, show the oldest
+    // first (FIFO)
     if options.unresolved_only {
       query = query
         .filter(private_message_report::resolved.eq(false))

crates/db_views/src/registration_application_view.rs

@@ -49,7 +49,8 @@ fn queries<'a>() -> Queries<
   let list = move |mut conn: DbConn<'a>, options: RegistrationApplicationQuery| async move {
     let mut query = all_joins(registration_application::table.into_boxed());
 
-    // If viewing all applications, order by newest, but if viewing unresolved only, show the oldest first (FIFO)
+    // If viewing all applications, order by newest, but if viewing unresolved only, show the oldest
+    // first (FIFO)
     if options.unread_only {
       query = query
         .filter(registration_application::admin_id.is_null())

crates/db_views/src/structs.rs

@@ -112,9 +112,10 @@ pub struct PostReportView {
   pub resolver: Option<Person>,
 }
 
-/// currently this is just a wrapper around post id, but should be seen as opaque from the client's perspective
-/// stringified since we might want to use arbitrary info later, with a P prepended to prevent ossification
-/// (api users love to make assumptions (e.g. parse stuff that looks like numbers as numbers) about apis that aren't part of the spec
+/// currently this is just a wrapper around post id, but should be seen as opaque from the client's
+/// perspective stringified since we might want to use arbitrary info later, with a P prepended to
+/// prevent ossification (api users love to make assumptions (e.g. parse stuff that looks like
+/// numbers as numbers) about apis that aren't part of the spec
 #[derive(Serialize, Deserialize, Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq, Hash)]
 #[cfg_attr(feature = "full", derive(ts_rs::TS))]
 #[cfg_attr(feature = "full", ts(export))]

crates/db_views_actor/src/community_follower_view.rs

@@ -14,7 +14,8 @@ use lemmy_db_schema::{
 };
 
 impl CommunityFollowerView {
-  /// return a list of local community ids and remote inboxes that at least one user of the given instance has followed
+  /// return a list of local community ids and remote inboxes that at least one user of the given
+  /// instance has followed
   pub async fn get_instance_followed_community_inboxes(
     pool: &mut DbPool<'_>,
     instance_id: InstanceId,
@@ -22,8 +23,9 @@ impl CommunityFollowerView {
   ) -> Result<Vec<(CommunityId, DbUrl)>, Error> {
     let conn = &mut get_conn(pool).await?;
     // In most cases this will fetch the same url many times (the shared inbox url)
-    // PG will only send a single copy to rust, but it has to scan through all follower rows (same as it was before).
-    // So on the PG side it would be possible to optimize this further by adding e.g. a new table community_followed_instances (community_id, instance_id)
+    // PG will only send a single copy to rust, but it has to scan through all follower rows (same
+    // as it was before). So on the PG side it would be possible to optimize this further by
+    // adding e.g. a new table community_followed_instances (community_id, instance_id)
     // that would work for all instances that support fully shared inboxes.
     // It would be a bit more complicated though to keep it in sync.
 
@@ -31,7 +33,8 @@ impl CommunityFollowerView {
       .inner_join(community::table)
       .inner_join(person::table)
       .filter(person::instance_id.eq(instance_id))
-      .filter(community::local) // this should be a no-op since community_followers table only has local-person+remote-community or remote-person+local-community
+      .filter(community::local) // this should be a no-op since community_followers table only has
+      // local-person+remote-community or remote-person+local-community
       .filter(not(person::local))
       .filter(community_follower::published.gt(published_since.naive_utc()))
       .select((

crates/db_views_actor/src/community_view.rs

@@ -154,7 +154,7 @@ fn queries<'a>() -> Queries<
 
     if let Some(listing_type) = options.listing_type {
       query = match listing_type {
-        ListingType::Subscribed => query.filter(community_follower::pending.is_not_null()), // TODO could be this: and(community_follower::person_id.eq(person_id_join)),
+        ListingType::Subscribed => query.filter(community_follower::pending.is_not_null()), /* TODO could be this: and(community_follower::person_id.eq(person_id_join)), */
         ListingType::Local => query.filter(community::local.eq(true)),
         _ => query,
       };

crates/federate/src/lib.rs

@@ -119,7 +119,8 @@ async fn start_stop_federation_workers(
     workers.len(),
     WORKER_EXIT_TIMEOUT
   );
-  // the cancel futures need to be awaited concurrently for the shutdown processes to be triggered concurrently
+  // the cancel futures need to be awaited concurrently for the shutdown processes to be triggered
+  // concurrently
   futures::future::join_all(workers.into_values().map(util::CancellableTask::cancel)).await;
   exit_print.await?;
   Ok(())
@@ -140,7 +141,8 @@ pub fn start_stop_federation_workers_cancellable(
   })
 }
 
-/// every 60s, print the state for every instance. exits if the receiver is done (all senders dropped)
+/// every 60s, print the state for every instance. exits if the receiver is done (all senders
+/// dropped)
 async fn receive_print_stats(
   pool: ActualDbPool,
   mut receiver: UnboundedReceiver<(String, FederationQueueState)>,
@@ -171,7 +173,8 @@ async fn print_stats(pool: &mut DbPool<'_>, stats: &HashMap<String, FederationQu
     tracing::error!("could not get last id");
     return;
   };
-  // it's expected that the values are a bit out of date, everything < SAVE_STATE_EVERY should be considered up to date
+  // it's expected that the values are a bit out of date, everything < SAVE_STATE_EVERY should be
+  // considered up to date
   tracing::info!(
     "Federation state as of {}:",
     Local::now()

crates/federate/src/util.rs

@@ -26,7 +26,8 @@ use tokio::{task::JoinHandle, time::sleep};
 use tokio_util::sync::CancellationToken;
 
 /// Decrease the delays of the federation queue.
-/// Should only be used for federation tests since it significantly increases CPU and DB load of the federation queue.
+/// Should only be used for federation tests since it significantly increases CPU and DB load of the
+/// federation queue.
 pub(crate) static LEMMY_TEST_FAST_FEDERATION: Lazy<bool> = Lazy::new(|| {
   std::env::var("LEMMY_TEST_FAST_FEDERATION")
     .map(|s| !s.is_empty())
@@ -35,9 +36,10 @@ pub(crate) static LEMMY_TEST_FAST_FEDERATION: Lazy<bool> = Lazy::new(|| {
 
 /// Recheck for new federation work every n seconds.
 ///
-/// When the queue is processed faster than new activities are added and it reaches the current time with an empty batch,
-/// this is the delay the queue waits before it checks if new activities have been added to the sent_activities table.
-/// This delay is only applied if no federated activity happens during sending activities of the last batch.
+/// When the queue is processed faster than new activities are added and it reaches the current time
+/// with an empty batch, this is the delay the queue waits before it checks if new activities have
+/// been added to the sent_activities table. This delay is only applied if no federated activity
+/// happens during sending activities of the last batch.
 pub(crate) static WORK_FINISHED_RECHECK_DELAY: Lazy<Duration> = Lazy::new(|| {
   if *LEMMY_TEST_FAST_FEDERATION {
     Duration::from_millis(100)
@@ -47,7 +49,8 @@ pub(crate) static WORK_FINISHED_RECHECK_DELAY: Lazy<Duration> = Lazy::new(|| {
 });
 
 /// A task that will be run in an infinite loop, unless it is cancelled.
-/// If the task exits without being cancelled, an error will be logged and the task will be restarted.
+/// If the task exits without being cancelled, an error will be logged and the task will be
+/// restarted.
 pub struct CancellableTask {
   f: Pin<Box<dyn Future<Output = Result<(), anyhow::Error>> + Send + 'static>>,
 }

crates/federate/src/worker.rs

@@ -36,17 +36,22 @@ use tokio::{sync::mpsc::UnboundedSender, time::sleep};
 use tokio_util::sync::CancellationToken;
 use tracing::{debug, info, trace, warn};
 
-/// Check whether to save state to db every n sends if there's no failures (during failures state is saved after every attempt)
-/// This determines the batch size for loop_batch. After a batch ends and SAVE_STATE_EVERY_TIME has passed, the federation_queue_state is updated in the DB.
+/// Check whether to save state to db every n sends if there's no failures (during failures state is
+/// saved after every attempt) This determines the batch size for loop_batch. After a batch ends and
+/// SAVE_STATE_EVERY_TIME has passed, the federation_queue_state is updated in the DB.
 static CHECK_SAVE_STATE_EVERY_IT: i64 = 100;
-/// Save state to db after this time has passed since the last state (so if the server crashes or is SIGKILLed, less than X seconds of activities are resent)
+/// Save state to db after this time has passed since the last state (so if the server crashes or is
+/// SIGKILLed, less than X seconds of activities are resent)
 static SAVE_STATE_EVERY_TIME: Duration = Duration::from_secs(60);
 /// interval with which new additions to community_followers are queried.
 ///
-/// The first time some user on an instance follows a specific remote community (or, more precisely: the first time a (followed_community_id, follower_inbox_url) tuple appears),
-/// this delay limits the maximum time until the follow actually results in activities from that community id being sent to that inbox url.
-/// This delay currently needs to not be too small because the DB load is currently fairly high because of the current structure of storing inboxes for every person, not having a separate list of shared_inboxes, and the architecture of having every instance queue be fully separate.
-/// (see https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/3958)
+/// The first time some user on an instance follows a specific remote community (or, more precisely:
+/// the first time a (followed_community_id, follower_inbox_url) tuple appears), this delay limits
+/// the maximum time until the follow actually results in activities from that community id being
+/// sent to that inbox url. This delay currently needs to not be too small because the DB load is
+/// currently fairly high because of the current structure of storing inboxes for every person, not
+/// having a separate list of shared_inboxes, and the architecture of having every instance queue be
+/// fully separate. (see https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/3958)
 static FOLLOW_ADDITIONS_RECHECK_DELAY: Lazy<chrono::TimeDelta> = Lazy::new(|| {
   if *LEMMY_TEST_FAST_FEDERATION {
     chrono::TimeDelta::try_seconds(1).expect("TimeDelta out of bounds")
@@ -54,8 +59,9 @@ static FOLLOW_ADDITIONS_RECHECK_DELAY: Lazy<chrono::TimeDelta> = Lazy::new(|| {
     chrono::TimeDelta::try_minutes(2).expect("TimeDelta out of bounds")
   }
 });
-/// The same as FOLLOW_ADDITIONS_RECHECK_DELAY, but triggering when the last person on an instance unfollows a specific remote community.
-/// This is expected to happen pretty rarely and updating it in a timely manner is not too important.
+/// The same as FOLLOW_ADDITIONS_RECHECK_DELAY, but triggering when the last person on an instance
+/// unfollows a specific remote community. This is expected to happen pretty rarely and updating it
+/// in a timely manner is not too important.
 static FOLLOW_REMOVALS_RECHECK_DELAY: Lazy<chrono::TimeDelta> =
   Lazy::new(|| chrono::TimeDelta::try_hours(1).expect("TimeDelta out of bounds"));
 pub(crate) struct InstanceWorker {
@@ -80,7 +86,8 @@ impl InstanceWorker {
   pub(crate) async fn init_and_loop(
     instance: Instance,
     context: Data<LemmyContext>,
-    pool: &mut DbPool<'_>, // in theory there's a ref to the pool in context, but i couldn't get that to work wrt lifetimes
+    pool: &mut DbPool<'_>, /* in theory there's a ref to the pool in context, but i couldn't get
+                            * that to work wrt lifetimes */
     stop: CancellationToken,
     stats_sender: UnboundedSender<(String, FederationQueueState)>,
   ) -> Result<(), anyhow::Error> {
@@ -101,7 +108,8 @@ impl InstanceWorker {
     worker.loop_until_stopped(pool).await
   }
   /// loop fetch new activities from db and send them to the inboxes of the given instances
-  /// this worker only returns if (a) there is an internal error or (b) the cancellation token is cancelled (graceful exit)
+  /// this worker only returns if (a) there is an internal error or (b) the cancellation token is
+  /// cancelled (graceful exit)
   pub(crate) async fn loop_until_stopped(
     &mut self,
     pool: &mut DbPool<'_>,
@@ -152,8 +160,8 @@ impl InstanceWorker {
     let mut id = if let Some(id) = self.state.last_successful_id {
       id
     } else {
-      // this is the initial creation (instance first seen) of the federation queue for this instance
-      // skip all past activities:
+      // this is the initial creation (instance first seen) of the federation queue for this
+      // instance skip all past activities:
       self.state.last_successful_id = Some(latest_id);
       // save here to ensure it's not read as 0 again later if no activities have happened
       self.save_and_send_state(pool).await?;
@@ -281,7 +289,8 @@ impl InstanceWorker {
         self.site_loaded = true;
       }
       if let Some(site) = &self.site {
-        // Nutomic: Most non-lemmy software wont have a site row. That means it cant handle these activities. So handling it like this is fine.
+        // Nutomic: Most non-lemmy software wont have a site row. That means it cant handle these
+        // activities. So handling it like this is fine.
         inbox_urls.insert(site.inbox_url.inner().clone());
       }
     }
@@ -324,7 +333,8 @@ impl InstanceWorker {
     Ok(())
   }
 
-  /// get a list of local communities with the remote inboxes on the given instance that cares about them
+  /// get a list of local communities with the remote inboxes on the given instance that cares about
+  /// them
   async fn get_communities(
     &mut self,
     pool: &mut DbPool<'_>,
@@ -332,7 +342,8 @@ impl InstanceWorker {
     last_fetch: DateTime<Utc>,
   ) -> Result<(HashMap<CommunityId, HashSet<Url>>, DateTime<Utc>)> {
     let new_last_fetch =
-      Utc::now() - chrono::TimeDelta::try_seconds(10).expect("TimeDelta out of bounds"); // update to time before fetch to ensure overlap. subtract 10s to ensure overlap even if published date is not exact
+      Utc::now() - chrono::TimeDelta::try_seconds(10).expect("TimeDelta out of bounds"); // update to time before fetch to ensure overlap. subtract 10s to ensure overlap even if
+                                                                                         // published date is not exact
     Ok((
       CommunityFollowerView::get_instance_followed_community_inboxes(pool, instance_id, last_fetch)
         .await?

crates/utils/src/error.rs

@@ -166,7 +166,8 @@ pub enum LemmyErrorType {
   CouldntSendWebmention,
   ContradictingFilters,
   InstanceBlockAlreadyExists,
-  /// Thrown when an API call is submitted with more than 1000 array elements, see [[MAX_API_PARAM_ELEMENTS]]
+  /// Thrown when an API call is submitted with more than 1000 array elements, see
+  /// [[MAX_API_PARAM_ELEMENTS]]
   TooManyItems,
   CommunityHasNoFollowers,
   BanExpirationInPast,

crates/utils/src/lib.rs

@@ -56,6 +56,7 @@ pub fn spawn_try_task(
         tracing::warn!("error in spawn: {e}");
       }
     }
-    .in_current_span(), // this makes sure the inner tracing gets the same context as where spawn was called
+    .in_current_span(), /* this makes sure the inner tracing gets the same context as where
+                         * spawn was called */
   );
 }

crates/utils/src/rate_limit/rate_limiter.rs

@@ -46,9 +46,10 @@ impl Bucket {
   fn update(self, now: InstantSecs, config: BucketConfig) -> Self {
     let secs_since_last_checked = now.secs.saturating_sub(self.last_checked.secs);
 
-    // For `secs_since_last_checked` seconds, the amount of tokens increases by `capacity` every `secs_to_refill` seconds.
-    // The amount of tokens added per second is `capacity / secs_to_refill`.
-    // The expression below is like `secs_since_last_checked * (capacity / secs_to_refill)` but with precision and non-overflowing multiplication.
+    // For `secs_since_last_checked` seconds, the amount of tokens increases by `capacity` every
+    // `secs_to_refill` seconds. The amount of tokens added per second is `capacity /
+    // secs_to_refill`. The expression below is like `secs_since_last_checked * (capacity /
+    // secs_to_refill)` but with precision and non-overflowing multiplication.
     let added_tokens = u64::from(secs_since_last_checked) * u64::from(config.capacity)
       / u64::from(config.secs_to_refill);
 
@@ -124,8 +125,9 @@ impl<K: Eq + Hash, C: MapLevel> MapLevel for Map<K, C> {
       ..config
     });
 
-    // Remove groups that are no longer needed if the hash map's existing allocation has no space for new groups.
-    // This is done before calling `HashMap::entry` because that immediately allocates just like `HashMap::insert`.
+    // Remove groups that are no longer needed if the hash map's existing allocation has no space
+    // for new groups. This is done before calling `HashMap::entry` because that immediately
+    // allocates just like `HashMap::insert`.
     if (self.capacity() == self.len()) && !self.contains_key(&addr_part) {
       self.remove_full_buckets(now, configs);
     }
@@ -219,7 +221,8 @@ impl<C: Default> RateLimitedGroup<C> {
 
     if new_bucket.tokens == 0 {
       // Not enough tokens yet
-      // Setting `bucket` to `new_bucket` here is useless and would cause the bucket to start over at 0 tokens because of rounding
+      // Setting `bucket` to `new_bucket` here is useless and would cause the bucket to start over
+      // at 0 tokens because of rounding
       false
     } else {
       // Consume 1 token
@@ -239,10 +242,12 @@ pub struct RateLimitState {
   ///
   /// The same thing happens for the first 48 and 56 bits, but with increased capacity.
   ///
-  /// This is done because all users can easily switch to any other IPv6 address that has the same first 64 bits.
-  /// It could be as low as 48 bits for some networks, which is the reason for 48 and 56 bit address groups.
+  /// This is done because all users can easily switch to any other IPv6 address that has the same
+  /// first 64 bits. It could be as low as 48 bits for some networks, which is the reason for 48
+  /// and 56 bit address groups.
   ipv6_buckets: Map<[u8; 6], Map<u8, Map<u8, ()>>>,
-  /// This stores a `BucketConfig` for each `ActionType`. `EnumMap` makes it impossible to have a missing `BucketConfig`.
+  /// This stores a `BucketConfig` for each `ActionType`. `EnumMap` makes it impossible to have a
+  /// missing `BucketConfig`.
   bucket_configs: EnumMap<ActionType, BucketConfig>,
 }
 
@@ -339,7 +344,8 @@ mod tests {
     let mut rate_limiter = RateLimitState::new(bucket_configs);
     let mut now = InstantSecs::now();
 
-    // Do 1 `Message` and 1 `Post` action for each IP address, and expect the limit to not be reached
+    // Do 1 `Message` and 1 `Post` action for each IP address, and expect the limit to not be
+    // reached
     let ips = [
       "123.123.123.123",
       "1:2:3::",

crates/utils/src/settings/structs.rs

@@ -38,7 +38,8 @@ pub struct Settings {
   /// Whether the site is available over TLS. Needs to be true for federation to work.
   #[default(true)]
   pub tls_enabled: bool,
-  /// Set the URL for opentelemetry exports. If you do not have an opentelemetry collector, do not set this option
+  /// Set the URL for opentelemetry exports. If you do not have an opentelemetry collector, do not
+  /// set this option
   #[default(None)]
   #[doku(skip)]
   pub opentelemetry_url: Option<Url>,
@@ -85,7 +86,8 @@ pub struct PictrsConfig {
   /// To be removed in 0.20
   pub(super) cache_external_link_previews: Option<bool>,
 
-  /// Specifies how to handle remote images, so that users don't have to connect directly to remote servers.
+  /// Specifies how to handle remote images, so that users don't have to connect directly to remote
+  /// servers.
   #[default(PictrsImageMode::StoreLinkPreviews)]
   pub(super) image_mode: PictrsImageMode,
 
@@ -107,10 +109,11 @@ pub enum PictrsImageMode {
   /// This is the default behaviour, and also matches Lemmy 0.18.
   #[default]
   StoreLinkPreviews,
-  /// If enabled, all images from remote domains are rewritten to pass through `/api/v3/image_proxy`,
-  /// including embedded images in markdown. Images are stored temporarily in pict-rs for caching.
-  /// This improves privacy as users don't expose their IP to untrusted servers, and decreases load
-  /// on other servers. However it increases bandwidth use for the local server.
+  /// If enabled, all images from remote domains are rewritten to pass through
+  /// `/api/v3/image_proxy`, including embedded images in markdown. Images are stored temporarily
+  /// in pict-rs for caching. This improves privacy as users don't expose their IP to untrusted
+  /// servers, and decreases load on other servers. However it increases bandwidth use for the
+  /// local server.
   ///
   /// Requires pict-rs 0.5
   ProxyAllImages,

crates/utils/src/utils/slurs.rs

@@ -101,7 +101,7 @@ mod test {
   // These helped with testing
   // #[test]
   // fn test_send_email() {
-  //  let result =  send_email("not a subject", "test_email@gmail.com", "ur user", "<h1>HI there</h1>");
-  //   assert!(result.is_ok());
+  //  let result =  send_email("not a subject", "test_email@gmail.com", "ur user", "<h1>HI
+  // there</h1>");   assert!(result.is_ok());
   // }
 }

src/api_routes_http.rs

@@ -272,7 +272,8 @@ pub fn config(cfg: &mut web::ServiceConfig, rate_limit: &RateLimitCell) {
       .service(
         // Handle /user/login separately to add the register() rate limiter
         // TODO: pretty annoying way to apply rate limits for register and login, we should
-        //       group them under a common path so that rate limit is only applied once (eg under /account).
+        //       group them under a common path so that rate limit is only applied once (eg under
+        // /account).
         web::resource("/user/login")
           .guard(guard::Post())
           .wrap(rate_limit.register())

src/lib.rs

@@ -75,13 +75,14 @@ use url::Url;
 pub struct CmdArgs {
   /// Don't run scheduled tasks.
   ///
-  /// If you are running multiple Lemmy server processes, you probably want to disable scheduled tasks on
-  /// all but one of the processes, to avoid running the tasks more often than intended.
+  /// If you are running multiple Lemmy server processes, you probably want to disable scheduled
+  /// tasks on all but one of the processes, to avoid running the tasks more often than intended.
   #[arg(long, default_value_t = false, env = "LEMMY_DISABLE_SCHEDULED_TASKS")]
   disable_scheduled_tasks: bool,
   /// Disables the HTTP server.
   ///
-  /// This can be used to run a Lemmy server process that only performs scheduled tasks or activity sending.
+  /// This can be used to run a Lemmy server process that only performs scheduled tasks or activity
+  /// sending.
   #[arg(long, default_value_t = false, env = "LEMMY_DISABLE_HTTP_SERVER")]
   disable_http_server: bool,
   /// Disable sending outgoing ActivityPub messages.
@@ -92,10 +93,11 @@ pub struct CmdArgs {
   disable_activity_sending: bool,
   /// The index of this outgoing federation process.
   ///
-  /// Defaults to 1/1. If you want to split the federation workload onto n servers, run each server 1≤i≤n with these args:
-  /// --federate-process-index i --federate-process-count n
+  /// Defaults to 1/1. If you want to split the federation workload onto n servers, run each server
+  /// 1≤i≤n with these args: --federate-process-index i --federate-process-count n
   ///
-  /// Make you have exactly one server with each `i` running, otherwise federation will randomly send duplicates or nothing.
+  /// Make you have exactly one server with each `i` running, otherwise federation will randomly
+  /// send duplicates or nothing.
   ///
   /// See https://join-lemmy.org/docs/administration/horizontal_scaling.html for more detail.
   #[arg(long, default_value_t = 1, env = "LEMMY_FEDERATE_PROCESS_INDEX")]
@@ -335,7 +337,9 @@ fn create_http_server(
     let cors_config = cors_config(&settings);
     let app = App::new()
       .wrap(middleware::Logger::new(
-        // This is the default log format save for the usage of %{r}a over %a to guarantee to record the client's (forwarded) IP and not the last peer address, since the latter is frequently just a reverse proxy
+        // This is the default log format save for the usage of %{r}a over %a to guarantee to
+        // record the client's (forwarded) IP and not the last peer address, since the latter is
+        // frequently just a reverse proxy
         "%{r}a '%r' %s %b '%{Referer}i' '%{User-Agent}i' %T",
       ))
       .wrap(middleware::Compress::default())
@@ -377,7 +381,8 @@ fn cors_config(settings: &Settings) -> Cors {
   let cors_origin_setting = settings.cors_origin();
   match (cors_origin_setting.clone(), cfg!(debug_assertions)) {
     (Some(origin), false) => {
-      // Need to call send_wildcard() explicitly, passing this into allowed_origin() results in error
+      // Need to call send_wildcard() explicitly, passing this into allowed_origin() results in
+      // error
       if cors_origin_setting.as_deref() == Some("*") {
         Cors::default().allow_any_origin().send_wildcard()
       } else {

src/scheduled_tasks.rs

@@ -467,10 +467,11 @@ async fn update_instance_software(
       for instance in instances {
         let node_info_url = format!("https://{}/nodeinfo/2.0.json", instance.domain);
 
-        // The `updated` column is used to check if instances are alive. If it is more than three days
-        // in the past, no outgoing activities will be sent to that instance. However not every
-        // Fediverse instance has a valid Nodeinfo endpoint (its not required for Activitypub). That's
-        // why we always need to mark instances as updated if they are alive.
+        // The `updated` column is used to check if instances are alive. If it is more than three
+        // days in the past, no outgoing activities will be sent to that instance. However
+        // not every Fediverse instance has a valid Nodeinfo endpoint (its not required for
+        // Activitypub). That's why we always need to mark instances as updated if they are
+        // alive.
         let default_form = InstanceForm::builder()
           .domain(instance.domain.clone())
           .updated(Some(naive_now()))