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Also, this makes it easier to let people build with their preferred version, now that the msrv
is registered in each crate rustc will refuse to build crates that are not compatible, I think.
Otherwise it will download a different version of the compiler right before building it
Also, this makes it easier to let people build with their preferred version, now that the msrv
is registered in each crate rustc will refuse to build crates that are not compatible, I think.
Otherwise it will download a different version of the compiler right before building it
After investigating this it turned out that CI didn't catch it because:
the rust-toolchain.toml file caused an auto-download of the rustc version configured there, which was 1.65. The pipeline didn't actually test what I thought it would.
the job was configured to continue on error due to some other issue in the dependency tree which by now was fixed.
This is why the problem shouldn't occour again.
I also published a new patch release with the fix: 0.37.1.
Closing as the issue is provably fixed. Please let me know if there is anything else.
Duplicates
Current behavior 😯
When compiling with 1.64 I get the following error:
I dug a bit into the RFC and it appears this became stable in 1.65. You may just want to bump the MSRV to 1.65.
Expected behavior 🤔
Well, if you wish to keep 1.64 as the MSRV this would need to compile against it.
Steps to reproduce 🕹
No response
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