fix: Set RUSTUP_TOOLCHAIN and invoke the proxies instead of directly invoking sysroot binaries
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I think this regresses #15560. If you don't have rustup installed, there are no proxies to invoke (and additionally you don't have any other |
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Right, in that case we don't even need the vars since cargo is no longer involved, #16693 should fix that I believe. |
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cc #16537 should fix #16561