Yes, I was talking about Crates crates too :)
My plan is to upgrade Rust often now that it's pretty stable, which
automatically keeps our libraries
up to date too. But if we don't want to do that I guess pinning to semver
is okay.
-Manish Goregaokar
On Tue, Jun 16, 2015 at 2:52 AM, Simon Sapin
On 15/06/15 23:03, Manish Goregaokar wrote:
From what I've seen, semver isn't being used to it's full extent yet,
especially with libraries
working on nightly. Locking to particular versions tends to make rustups
harder (and leads to
multiple versions of the same package being used). The breakin
From what I've seen, semver isn't being used to it's full extent yet,
especially with libraries
working on nightly. Locking to particular versions tends to make rustups
harder (and leads to
multiple versions of the same package being used). The breaking changes in
libraries seem less
common and bre
Some of our dependencies to crates on crates.io are declared in
Cargo.toml files like this:
[dependencies]
foo = "*"
To be honest, I’m not sure why. With such a declaration, `cargo update`
will happily update the foo library to its latest version, whatever it is.
There’s a number of things w
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