check-phone-country-label

Ensure every contact has the correct country:<Name> labels matching their phone number country codes — and no stale country labels for countries where they have no phone numbers.

Usage

rscontacts check-phone-country-label
rscontacts check-phone-country-label --fix
rscontacts check-phone-country-label --fix --dry-run

What It Checks

Two things:

1. Missing country labels: If a contact has a phone number with country code +972 (Israel), they should have a country:Israel label. If the label is missing, it is flagged.
2. Stale country labels: If a contact has a country:Russia label but none of their phone numbers have a +7 country code, the label is flagged.

Fix Behavior

With --fix:

• Missing labels: The country:<Name> label is created (if it doesn’t exist) and automatically assigned to the contact.
• Stale labels: The country:<Name> label is automatically removed from the contact.

With --fix --dry-run, shows what would be changed without modifying anything.

Supported Countries

All ITU-T E.164 country codes are recognized, including:

And many more — see the full mapping in src/helpers.rs.

Notes

• Only phone numbers with a recognized country code prefix are considered. Phones without country codes are ignored (fix those first with check-phone-countrycode).
• Only country: labels that match a recognized country name are considered for removal. Custom labels that happen to start with country: but use a different name will not be touched.
• This check is included in check-all.