Add rust-toolchain file
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I'm actually going to close this because I just couldn't find a convenient way of doing it. The action we currently use doesn't fully support our case and it's unmaintained so there's nothing we can do besides forking. There's an alternative but maintainer of that is refusing to implement support for the file. (This comment summarizes the situation well: actions-rs/toolchain#126 (comment)) I'll revisit if the situation changes. |
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The toolchain file is used to pin a project to a certain version of the Rust toolchain.
We currently do not specify an actual version anywhere but just
stableso I have followed that, but pinning it to an actual version like1.65could prevent new Clippy lints, etc. breaking our CI process when there's a new release.Though, the file is useful even with just
stablesince it helps us clean the CI YAMLs.Note: The current format of this file is actually TOML, but the GH action we're using doesn't support it yet so I had to use the legacy format. (The GH action also seems to be unmaintained: actions-rs/toolchain#216)