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Please show even more dates #36
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Well, we can definitely increase the amount of days displayed, but current design of the history page won't work well with too many days (and "a few months" is quite a lot), so we gonna need a help to make a more.. scalable view. Could you please describe more specifically which problem are you trying to solve? Maybe we could find an easier solution? For instance, we've got a "json" interface (like https://rust-lang.github.io/rustup-components-history/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/miri.json) apart from the html one, currently they basically provide the same amount of information, but I guess it's way simpler to expand those jsons to have more dates. Could it work for you? |
The specific problem I was trying to solve was to install a nightly from a few months ago. I tried a random day but it didn't work because rustfmt was missing. I came here hoping to easily see the nearest build that had all of the components. I ended up just trying each day until one worked, but that obviously sucks.
Yeah I think it could be made to work fairly easily. Here are some options:
I would probably go with option 3 if it were me. |
I suppose it must be not that hard to try out both 2 and 3 variants and decide which one will do a better job. Implementing the first suggestion will either require a runtime on the page and/or severe changes to the core rust code, so let's no consider it for now. I'm not quite sure though when I have time to work on the issue, but I'll do my best to find an hour or two before the weekend to test things out |
No rush! It was more of a wishlist thing. :-) |
What I would like is a way to search from a date in history the most recent nightly after that date that has all componenets. The issue we are facing is when we need to update nightly to get fixes in, and accidentally pick a nightly that is missing one necessary component. To fix this we don't want to push forward to newest nightly and potentially introduce breakages. Instead it would be nice to find the most recent nightly from where we are at that has all components to minimize the likelihood of new breaking changes. And it would be nice if this was available regardless of how far in the past we are with our current nightly. |
Related to #1 - it would be nice if this showed more than a week! I want to go a few months back.
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