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Enable the const_unsafe_cell_new feature flag for nightly #84

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KodrAus commented Sep 18, 2017

Thanks @jedisct1!

This depends on zesterer/spin-rs#42

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KodrAus commented Sep 25, 2017

This looks good to me. @Kimundi are we ok to merge this and push out a point release?

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KodrAus commented Sep 26, 2017

Another fix for this I think would be #55 which removes the need for this feature flag.

@Kimundi Kimundi merged commit 4daab9f into rust-lang-nursery:master Sep 28, 2017
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Kimundi commented Sep 28, 2017

Looks good, thanks!

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joshlf commented Sep 28, 2017

Looks like this might not be sufficient - since the version of spin that's required is just 0.4, existing Cargo.lock files with 0.4.5 or below will still cause breakage because spin only fixed this issue in 0.4.6.

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It seems pretty expected that people may have to update dependencies to fix bugs?

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joshlf commented Sep 28, 2017

Well right now, this will just show itself as a compilation failure - it wouldn't be obvious that updating to a newer version would fix things. If we changed the dependency to spin = 0.4.6, then it would show itself as a failure to resolve dependencies, which would make it very obvious what needed to be done.

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