# Task Log — 2026-02-20-13-00 — CI Fix & Publish

## Actions
- Ran `cargo fmt --all` to fix formatting drift in `src/providers/openai.rs` and `tests/e2e_openai_033.rs` — this was the root cause of "Pre-publish checks" CI failure (exit code 1 at `cargo fmt --check`)
- Fixed two unused imports in openai.rs unit tests: removed `CompletionTokensDetails` from `test_cache_hit_token_extraction` and `PromptTokensDetails` from `test_reasoning_token_extraction`
- Committed fmt+clippy fixes, pushed to main (`2b08e30`)
- Deleted and recreated `v0.2.5` tag at new commit to re-trigger publish.yml
- Added 8 unit tests for `cache_hit_tokens` and `thinking_tokens` properties in `test_completion_unit.py` (86 total now)
- Bumped `edgequake-litellm/Cargo.toml` version `0.1.0` → `0.1.1` to fix edgequake-litellm CI version consistency check
- Committed and pushed (04c240f), deleted and recreated `py-v0.1.1` tag at new HEAD

## Decisions
- Re-tag approach chosen over force-push because it provides clean trigger semantics for both publish workflows
- Cargo.toml in edgequake-litellm and pyproject.toml must stay in sync — CI version consistency check enforces this

## Next Steps
- Monitor "Publish to crates.io" #3 job to confirm successful crates.io publish (in progress, pre-checks passed in 2m 47s)
- Monitor "Publish edgequake-litellm to PyPI" #18 (triggered by py-v0.1.1 at 04c240f) for PyPI publish result
- If PyPI publish #17 (at old 4cd2264) fails with version mismatch, that's expected — #18 (new tag) is the correct run

## Lessons/Insights
- `cargo fmt --check` fails instantly if any file has formatting drift — always run `cargo fmt --all` before tagging
- edgequake-litellm has TWO version files that must match: `pyproject.toml` AND `Cargo.toml` — the CI version consistency check validates both
- Re-creating tags (delete + push :refs/tags + recreate) is clean way to re-trigger tag-based CI workflows
