This was the simplest solution I could find.
There's a repository called actions-rs that can be used for toolchain management in Github CI (among other things, I'm sure).
However, looking into that would take more time than I'm looking to spend right now.
We should also consider adding stable to the CI process as well. Currently we have some warnings that are emitted on stable that are not present on 1.63.0.
Resolves #57
This was the simplest solution I could find. There's a repository called
actions-rs
that can be used for toolchain management in Github CI (among other things, I'm sure). However, looking into that would take more time than I'm looking to spend right now.We should also consider adding stable to the CI process as well. Currently we have some warnings that are emitted on stable that are not present on 1.63.0.