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Update Rust toolchain to nightly-2020-09-17 #595

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kylefleming
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Motivation

This PR updates the Rust toolchain to nightly-2020-09-17. This is the first version that includes the fix (rust-lang/cargo#8701) to a Cargo bug I filed earlier this year (rust-lang/cargo#8549). This bug involves Cargo's new v2 resolver, which was non-deterministically resolving features when building dependencies.

We could update to the latest nightly, but in the interest of making this fix available for our project, I've elected for this minimum version instead.

In order to update to Rust nightly-2020-09-17, I had to update packed_simd to version 0.3.4. This was necessary because of a bug with packed_simd and more recent versions of nightly (rust-lang/packed_simd#288). This version isn't available on crates.io, so I've pointed to the git version instead.

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  • Update Rust toolchain to nightly-2020-09-17
  • Patch packed_simd to use the git repo instead of crates.io
  • Update packed_simd to 0.3.4

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Nice :)
Can you try and get it deployed to ensure nothing weird happens?

@kylefleming kylefleming force-pushed the kyle/update-rust-toolchain branch from d1f0ac4 to f465024 Compare December 11, 2020 00:45
@kylefleming kylefleming marked this pull request as draft December 11, 2020 18:18
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cbeck88 commented Aug 27, 2021

this is defunct, we are now at 2021-03-25

@cbeck88 cbeck88 closed this Aug 27, 2021
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