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While dry-running new Rust release (in anticipation of Rust 1.85 release) I've noticed that cargo nextest run --workspace fails on derive_refineable failing to find libstd.dylib. This can be tracked down to 1.83 - in particular this change. The culprit lies elsewhere - I've had an old version of cargo nextest in my environment; it looks like starting with Rust 1.83, we'll have to use cargo-nextest >= 0.9.72 in our CI (as it includes the fix in nextest-rs/nextest#267).
This issue is really just there for me to remember about when upgrading the Rust version in a month or so.
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While dry-running new Rust release (in anticipation of Rust 1.85 release) I've noticed that
cargo nextest run --workspace
fails onderive_refineable
failing to find libstd.dylib. This can be tracked down to 1.83 - in particular this change. The culprit lies elsewhere - I've had an old version ofcargo nextest
in my environment; it looks like starting with Rust 1.83, we'll have to use cargo-nextest >= 0.9.72 in our CI (as it includes the fix in nextest-rs/nextest#267).This issue is really just there for me to remember about when upgrading the Rust version in a month or so.
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Zed: v0.168.2 (Zed)
OS: macOS 15.1.0
Memory: 64 GiB
Architecture: aarch64
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