Use a known-working version of Rust nightly. #1104
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Rust nightly, as of yesterday, breaks yk. We *think* this is because of rust-lang/rust#124150 --- if so, hopefully we can switch back to "nightly nightly" in a day or two.
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Could you explain more? rust-lang/rust#120614 was already landed two weeks ago. |
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@DianQK Ug, yes, you're right: I misread the merge date on that PR. Sorry! So I don't really know why rust nightly as of 2 days ago works and current rust nightly doesn't... |
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So I think this is a separate issue; perhaps we can identify the problem and create an issue for it. I haven't seen the CI for this project fail; perhaps the issue is somewhere I can't see? |
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It could well be a bug at our end! |
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Rust nightly, as of yesterday, breaks yk. We think this is because of rust-lang/rust#124150 --- if so, hopefully we can switch back to "nightly nightly" in a day or two.