Rust with its cargo repository has been a point of frustration for me. Hardly any project that I attempt to compile is ever satisfied with the crates provided by Debian stable's cargo package. They all want some form of "nightly" or other bleeding edge dependency.
Does anybody actually use the stable cargo package? Or does everybody pretty much unanimously pull in rust dependencies directly from the rust project?
Maybe it's just because rust is still a historically recent language. My hope is that it will reach a level of maturity where individual rust written projects don't feel they need to track bleeding edge dependencies.
Does anybody actually use the stable cargo package? Or does everybody pretty much unanimously pull in rust dependencies directly from the rust project?
Maybe it's just because rust is still a historically recent language. My hope is that it will reach a level of maturity where individual rust written projects don't feel they need to track bleeding edge dependencies.
Statistics: Posted by Uptorn — 2024-03-31 16:24 — Replies 0 — Views 10