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i18n-embed-fl 0.3 #187
i18n-embed-fl 0.3 #187
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Fixes an issue where `cargo update` breaks builds (due to how i18n-embed-fl 0.2 was not pinning its pre-release dashmap dependency).
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Ugh, there is something weird going on inside GitHub's Windows CI worker, that I can't yet recreate on my local Windows machine... |
Hmm, this is probably kellpossible/cargo-i18n#36... |
Opened kellpossible/cargo-i18n#57 |
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Includes a workaround for kellpossible/cargo-i18n#57.
Any chance for a patch release for this bump?
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Wait what? This is not at all what I would expect from the way binary packages are described. I've replicated this behaviour locally. I'll be cutting a release of |
Yep 😞 -- this is currently intentional behavior in Cargo, at least according to rust-lang/cargo#7169. The rationale seems to be that a build error is better than silently wrong behavior (assuming that a dependency is broken), but it occurs to me that it's just as likely for an updated dependency to have silently wrong behavior, leading to painful "works on my machine" debugging. The fix is to use
Sounds good! I know I've said it before, but thanks again for your work on |
Fixes an issue where
cargo update
breaks builds (due to howi18n-embed-fl 0.2
was not pinning its pre-releasedashmap
dependency).