I defined a minimum supported rust compiler that we want to
support (1.41.0) and then went through all of our dependencies to
update to the according version and make sure unnecessary features are
disabled.
The list also got sorted by core features vs nice-to-have, so it’s
easier to see which ones are more important to update correctly.
Stripping features from e.g. doctest (which we only use for one tiny
test) made our closure shrink a bit! In general it’s worth
investigating this stuff. I also moved it to dev-dependencies, now
cargo won’t build it if you don’t run the tests.
cc @sternenseemann
Checklist
[ ] Updated the documentation (code documentation, command help, ...)
[ ] Tested the change (unit or integration tests)
[ ] Amended the changelog in release.nix (see release.nix for instructions)
It’s time for an update run!
I defined a minimum supported rust compiler that we want to support (1.41.0) and then went through all of our dependencies to update to the according version and make sure unnecessary features are disabled.
The list also got sorted by core features vs nice-to-have, so it’s easier to see which ones are more important to update correctly.
Stripping features from e.g. doctest (which we only use for one tiny test) made our closure shrink a bit! In general it’s worth investigating this stuff. I also moved it to dev-dependencies, now cargo won’t build it if you don’t run the tests.
cc @sternenseemann
Checklist
release.nix(seerelease.nixfor instructions)