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@oli-obk oli-obk merged commit c884357 into rust-lang:master Sep 10, 2018
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eddyb commented Sep 15, 2018

Why was this merged so early? This prevents updating Rust's clippy, because of beta Cargo is used for bootstrap.

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That was my bad: 582ab5a

I thought the submodule or at least nightly cargo was used to bootstrap. Sorry about that!

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eddyb commented Sep 15, 2018

The reason beta has to be used to bootstrap nightly, is because this means beta bootstraps from stable, and stable bootstraps from previous stable (by effectively "advancing in lockstep").
That way, distros can use their own 1.X stable builds to build 1.X+1.
For this to work, both Rust and Cargo must be the same release.

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